GHC 9 support

[sorki]

Relaxes base bounds, bumps typerep-map and polysemy.

[vrom911]

Hey @sorki ,

Thanks a lot for this update! Looks nice!
Could you please also add 9.0 into the GitHub Actions file, so we could have a check on CI that everything is still good?

[sorki]

Sure, added! I think it's going to get cancelled due to some unrelated fail in older one(s) but lets see.

[sorki]

All green now.

[chshersh]

Thanks! Looks neat 🙂

[vrom911]

Thanks!

[alaendle]

With support for ghc 9, isn't it time to release new versions? I know it's cheeky to ask, but it would make usage of these great libraries much easier 😇

[chshersh]

@alaendle The latest version of GHC 9 still has serious bugs so I wouldn't recommend using it in production 🙂

We work on co-log in our free time, so the new release depends on our availability. But we're currently working on moving co-log to a new home and preparing new versions for the release, so you can expect a new release relatively soon 👍🏻

Thus being said, we just released co-log-core-0.3.0.0 with GHC 9 support:

• https://hackage.haskell.org/package/co-log-core

[alaendle]

@chshersh - Just a small addendum to clarify the intention of my request. I'm not particularly interested in support for GHC 9, but the strict version bounds on the latest released co-log-polysemy package (polysemy (>=1.2.0.0 && <1.4)) no longer match stack LTS 18.14 (https://www.stackage.org/lts-18.14/package/polysemy-1.5.0.0). The great thing is that everything is already available on github - so until a new release is published I just can reference the git repository in my extra-deps stack.yaml section 👍

[chshersh]

@alaendle FYI, co-log-polysemy-0.0.1.3 has been released to Hackage with GHC 9.0 support.

[alaendle]

@chshersh Many thanks for the hint, unfortunately my project not only depends in co-log-polysemy, but only on co-log - so since their latest releases on hackage differ in the version dependency on co-log-core ((>=0.3.0.0 && <0.4) vs. (>=0.2.1.0 && <0.3)) I'm still using the git repository

extra-deps:
- git: https://github.com/co-log/co-log.git
  commit: 72fbe394b437c698d574cd7604ad3f7f807383e0
  subdirs:
    - co-log
    - co-log-core
    - co-log-polysemy

for now. This is only for explanation and if someone experiences a similar problem and in absolute no way criticism! I really appreciate your work and the design of the co-log library in particular 👍 .