D.S.Program.Hpc: Use relative .mix search paths #4915
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Prior to GHC 8.0, hpc requires relative search paths. We now pass relative paths in all cases; we do not want to separately condition on GHC and HPC versions.
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The one CI failure is due to a transient network problem, so I will merge this as-is. |
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Prior to GHC 8.0, hpc requires relative search paths. We now pass relative paths
in all cases; we do not want to separately condition on GHC and HPC versions.
Frankly, it is surprising that this ever worked.
Any changes that could be relevant to users have been recorded in the changelog.The documentation has been updated, if necessary.If the change is docs-only,[ci skip]is used to avoid triggering the build bots.I tested this on #4902, but I am making a separate pull request because this bugfix needs to be backported as far as possible.