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(Imported from Trac #707, reported by KiYungAhn on 2010-07-07)
I use "documentation: True" setting in the cabal-install config file (in linux $HOME/.cabal/config) since I prefer to install documentation locally with the library, and recently found out that this ignores the base library version in the .cabal files. I am not sure about whether they ignore other libraries but for base it is for sure. Even though the package cabal file specifies base >= 4 the cabal-install seems to revert back to base version 3 when I use "documentation: True" in the config file.
In particular, I found this bug when I was working with the RepLib? package. I had a link error when I was using the "documentation: True" option in the config, but when I commented that out and worked with the default config file everything worked.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
(Imported from Trac #707, reported by KiYungAhn on 2010-07-07)
I use "documentation: True" setting in the cabal-install config file (in linux $HOME/.cabal/config) since I prefer to install documentation locally with the library, and recently found out that this ignores the base library version in the .cabal files. I am not sure about whether they ignore other libraries but for base it is for sure. Even though the package cabal file specifies base >= 4 the cabal-install seems to revert back to base version 3 when I use "documentation: True" in the config file.
In particular, I found this bug when I was working with the
RepLib?
package. I had a link error when I was using the "documentation: True" option in the config, but when I commented that out and worked with the default config file everything worked.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: