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Is this package maintained? |
@d-day I'm happy to take over maintenance of this package and make it compile with the latest versions of GHC, etc. |
John: By all means. You have my permission. If you need me to do anything
else, please let me know.
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@d-day <https://github.com/d-day> I'm happy to take over maintenance of
this package and make it compile with the latest versions of GHC, etc.
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Update to my ancient message above: my relation code is now at One next step is generalizing to functions (represented as sparse matrices) with values in arbitrary semirings (not just Bool), cf. https://gitlab.imn.htwk-leipzig.de/waldmann/pure-matchbox/blob/master/src/Data/Relation/Weighted.hs |
Also Cc @dmwit @technogeeky |
Thanks @d-day. Please can add haskellworks as a package maintainer. I will fork the package and tidy up the project to build with CI and the latest GHC and then look at patches. |
@newhoggy I assume you mean @haskell-works? (https://haskell-works.github.io/ ?) |
Yep, except on hackage there is no dash: https://hackage.haskell.org/user/haskellworks |
Hello @d-day , any update on adding myself as a package maintainer? |
I will take a look tonight after work. I hope I can find the appropriate
credentials. Can you specify what exactly you want done: do you want
something done on hackage, on github, or both?
Thanks,
-Drew
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Hello @d-day <https://github.com/d-day> , any update on adding myself as
a package maintainer?
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Visit this page: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/relation/maintainers/ Click [Edit] if you're not logged on already. Add haskellworks as a maintainer. Thanks! |
Mr. Ky:
I have completed this. Let me know if you need anything else from me. Sorry
for the delay.
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I'll be developing the project from this fork: https://github.com/haskell-works/relation. Please file tickets and new PRs against the new fork. Thanks! |
Hi.
Are there active users for this package? Active developers? (It seems ghc-7.8 cannot compile it, but this is trivial to fix by removing or bumping version bounds in the cabal file.)
I might be interested in "taking over" this, because I have some applications, and use a similar package
with the same basic idea (represent relation by maps in both directions). I need some extra features, see http://autolat.imn.htwk-leipzig.de/gitweb/?p=autolib;a=tree;f=relation/Autolib/Relation;hb=HEAD
The main incompatibility is probably that I want to store domain and range (as sets) in the relation object. Mathematically, I want a relation to be a triple (D,R,T) where D = domain, T = target, and R \subseteq D \times T.
"relation" is quite a general name for the package. Ultimately, it should be part of "containers"?
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