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there were a few issues due to inaccurate and/or missing version bounds which affect reverse dependencies of language-docker. I've already manually fixed up those up for you via Hackage metadata revision, see e.g.
Going forward, we need your help! Please help us ensure a good user experience for users of Hackage/Cabal by the use of the PVP mandated lower&upper bounds in order to reduce the penalty on the Hackage infrastructure as well as to avoid unnecessary extra work for you as well as for us Hackage Trustees!
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I'm afraid, I don't have a really good answer to testing lower bounds for arbitrary packages. However, for the specific problem of testing lower bounds of non-upgradable packages such as base, the best way is currently to simply include all GHCs in your CI test-matrix.
That's why I created https://github.com/haskell-CI/haskell-ci and the associated Ubuntu PPA for convenient testing with all GHCs back through GHC 7.0 in test-matrices.
If you have any more questions about it, I'm happy to answer them if I can.
As can be seen at
there were a few issues due to inaccurate and/or missing version bounds which affect reverse dependencies of
language-docker
. I've already manually fixed up those up for you via Hackage metadata revision, see e.g.and you can review the resulting report at
Going forward, we need your help! Please help us ensure a good user experience for users of Hackage/Cabal by the use of the PVP mandated lower&upper bounds in order to reduce the penalty on the Hackage infrastructure as well as to avoid unnecessary extra work for you as well as for us Hackage Trustees!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: