Run 'cabal check' along with 'hlint' #12
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April 10, 2018 14:35
'cabal check' performs some simple sanity checking of the .cabal file, let's see what happens if we run it with different GHC versions.
It appears this is more like what's intended to get nice Haddock
documentation. Alas, I couldn't seem to reproduce the 'Expr' example
100% since passing a custom name for the catamorphism via
$(makeCata defaultOptions { cataName = "foobar" } ''T)
always makes cabal choke with
cabal: foo.cabal:1: unexpected span: "''T"
It appears it's because of the curly braces, much like what was noted
in haskell/cabal#968 (but that ticket got
resolved years ago).
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'cabal check' performs some simple sanity checking of the .cabal file,
let's see what happens if we run it with different GHC versions.