Simplify down to one stack.yaml #379
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As discussed on Matrix. Since we don't use this for user installation, nor for testing multiple versions of GHC (we have Haskell-CI based on `cabal` for that), the only use of this is to provide a dev setup for stack users. As such, one `stack.yaml` should be sufficient.
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Bumping the install-nix-action version seems to fix the nix issue, the bump is in #378, I'll rebase this after that's in. |
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| flags: {} | ||
| extra-package-dbs: [] | ||
| nix: | ||
| packages: [icu] |
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It's only clean because 8.10 is so old now that lots of packages have got into stackage :P |
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...and LSP packages and their deps live in stackage |
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As discussed on Matrix.
Since we don't use this for user installation, nor for testing multiple
versions of GHC (we have Haskell-CI based on
cabalfor that), the onlyuse of this is to provide a dev setup for stack users. As such, one
stack.yamlshould be sufficient.I checked and
stack buildstill succeeds.