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https://www.stackage.org/ This project compiles using LTS Haskell 2.22 (ghc-7.8.4) Tests seem to fail, i don't think this has anything to do with stack.
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You could probably add this to the README, too, but i didn't want to change too much:
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Tests run clean now.
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I downgraded from stackage lts-2 to lts-1.15, tests run cleanly now. The problem has to be with one of the following libraries: MonadRandom 0.3.0.1 -> 0.3.0.2 I'll try to fix this later - but for now the old version builds and tests with no changes to the actual code. |
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It works. Great! Thank you. I'll update the README. |
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I added a stack.yaml so you can build this project using stack. I'd like to update the project to a more recent ghc version in a seperate pull request later.
Some tests seem to be failing when using "stack test". I don't think this has anything to do with stack itself - is there a way to get clean tests using specific library versions?