How does this relate to gitrev #11
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Doc PR welcome. I'm not really sure what information you're looking for, lots of libraries on Hackage provide similar functionality. This is a fork of gitrev because patches I sent upstream were ignored |
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Looks like this is addressed, closing |
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@snoyberg though there are still some references to gitrev in the repo (the LICENSE, an example, etc.) |
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This PR replaces [gitrev](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/gitrev) with [githash](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/githash) which provides more reliable git information about the current git info, it seems to work as expected. githash originated as a fork of gitrev containing fixes snoyberg/githash#11 This PR also fixes the issue with git info detection in the linux static build. There was a permission issue in the build container that caused git cli calls to fail. Closes: * #2294 * #2130
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I was wondering what's the relation between githash and https://hackage.haskell.org/package/gitrev – judging by b15d219 and package upload date it looks like githash is an improved version of gitrev? I feel like there should be a small note on that in README to avoid confusion.
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