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The package is compatible with ghc 9.2 and 9.4 since the following PR was merged: UU-ComputerScience/uuagc#11
haskellPackages.uuagc-cabal: Mark as no longer broken
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Whether profiling should or should not be enabled does indeed depend on
GHC's target platform (or GHC in general, i.e. if it happens to be
ghcjs, we need to disable it). The profiling objects it produces are
excessively big if it is producing them for aarch64.
However, in a Haskell packages' derivation, GHC's and the resulting
derivation's platforms are offset
GHC: BUILD--HOST---TARGET
DRV: BUILD--HOST--(TARGET)
since we need to execute GHC in the derivation (so its host is our build
platform) and the machine code it produces need to be executable on the
host platform we are targeting. Unless our derivation is building a
compiler (or similar), the target platform of the derivation doesn't
matter.
stdenv exposes the platforms of the current derivation, not of GHC, so
checking the host platform is prudent. Changing this doesn't have a lot
of impact, since when cross-compiling Haskell packages (e.g. via
pkgsCross), host and target platform will usually be the same.
It does save unnecessary rebuilds in the buildHaskellPackages set
though, since most of the packages in here don't care about the target
platform, so they should be the same as their corresponding packages in
the ordinary (natively compiled) haskellPackages set. In short, after
this change
pkgsCross.aarch64-multiplatform.hoogle == haskellPackages.hoogle
holds whereas it would erroneously be compiled with different profiling
settings before.
Turns out we can use the same code to install man pages for all hledger related packages, since hledger also has the top level man pages. Verified that the contents of $out/share are the same before and after.
Makes the code a bit simpler and allows us to fall back on existing solutions.
hledger-ui is left out for the moment since it is trickier to get to work.
HLS doesn't support lsp >= 2.0 yet.
While we're at it, replace the bound adjustments by patches, so we'll notice when they are no longer necessary.
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Can indexed-profunctors, optics-core and optics be bumped again in this PR? I'd like to see Nixpkgs include well-typed/optics#492 (which has been released on Hackage) since that fixes the optics tests and allows it to build on GHC 9.4.*. |
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@siraben Sadly we can’t bump very well in this PR right now, because its merge is kinda overdue, and we want to move on to the next PR which switches to ghc94. |
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I am trying to fix the last build errors to get this over the finish line. @expipiplus1 @sorki There is a test error going on with update-nix-fetchgit, see: @thielema I disabled the tests for comfort-blas, because they don’t build. Feel free to fix them at any time. |
Plenty of build fixes for ghc-9.6.x, particularly xmonad.
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What's blocking this PR? |
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@domenkozar Main reason this isn’t merged was the staging-next merge yesterday. |
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@expipiplus1 I have disabled the checks on orbits, because I don’t want to hold off on this PR any more. The test error only surfaced after the newest staging merge and the resulting rebuild, but didn’t go away after restarting the job. Please feel free to find a better solution for the tests when convenient. @turion Same goes for monad-bayes. Strangely the precise quickcheck error had happened in the past and disappeared again so might count as "flaky" but multiple restarts didn’t make it go away and it seems to happen on all platforms now. |
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