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lens-3.6 test fails to compile #12
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Which version of GHC and containers are you using? |
I think this is due to the fact that the I've pushed If this isn't the issue I may have to work with Simon and the other |
Simon is still having the issue. I'll need to dig in deeper. |
It's a different issue. The |
Ah. I've disabled the I added a few more explicit dependencies to the |
@ekmett I wish I'd reported it, but I think youve got the wrong johnw. |
Woops, @jwiegley. :) |
@BartMassey. Are you experiencing this problem any more? |
Now I can't build lens at all :-) trying: lens-3.6 |
Hrmm. That is a depressingly old version of The current version of You didn't make the mistake of running Can you try to |
I haven't heard any more reports of lens failing. Any objection to closing this issue? |
So far, the three users who have reported the issue had At this point, I consider the issue resolved, modulo the fact that Simon and the doctest guys might want to look into whether or not there is a better way to deal with the sandboxing environment variables you send them. |
I spent some time revisiting this issue as there was slightly more I could do. I've pushed out lens So consider this issue doubly-closed. ;) In case someone anyone else is dealing with similar issues with doctests in their package, they can find the custom build step and how it is used in this patch: ekmett/lens@ef535e5 |
Correction: When hackage is back online, I'll push out 3.7.1.2 ;) |
lens-3.6 in stackage fails to pass its tests due to compiler errors. The relevant portion of a log file is below: I'd attach the whole log if I could figure out how to attach files here. The problem appears to be due to version mismatch in the containers package. Sorry for no patch; couldn't quite figure out how to get there.
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