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[ANN] GHCup-0.1.22.0 released

How to upgrade ghcup upgrade If you haven’t installed yet, follow the instructions at: https://www.haskell.org/ghcup/ Changelog New features A help screen/tutorial in the TUI by @lsmor (Luis Morillo) Beef up --overwrite-version, fixes #998 e.g. ghcup compile hls -g master --overwrite-version='%v-%h' --ghc 9.4.8 will produce a binary called haskell-language-server-wrapper-<version-from-cabal-file>-<short-git-commit-hash>… refer to ghcup compile hls --help for more information Allow to s...

2023-11-14-ghcup-is-not-an-installer · Hasufell's blog

[ANN] GHCup-0.1.20.0 released

How to upgrade ghcup upgrade If you haven’t installed yet, follow the instructions at: https://www.haskell.org/ghcup/ Changelog New features support TUI on windows thanks to the work from vty and brick maintainers (Chris Hackett, Timofey Zakrevskiy, Jonathan Daugherty, …), wrt #912 this may be experimental though support JS and wasm cross compilers wrt #838, thanks to Sylvain Henry and IOG Support stacks installation strategy and metadata wrt #892 you can now enable stacks installation...

tech-proposals/proposals/0000-job-posting-platforms.md at job-posting-platforms · hasufell/tech-proposals

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[ANN] GHCup-0.1.19.5 release candidate (GHCJS cross support)

@hsyl20 and me have been working to get GHCup up to speed wrt cross compilers and GHCJS backend. You can read more about it here as well: IOG GHC Update #14 | IOG Engineering This is still experimental, which is why it’s a pre-release, so we can gather some user experience reports. Here’s how to install GHCJS from a bindist and run a JS hello world: 1. Install emscripten This is the required JS toolchain. git clone https://github.com/emscripten-core/emsdk.git cd emsdk ./emsdk install latest...

[RFC] Bumping recommended GHC to 9.4.5 in GHCup

9.2.8 is currently the recommended GHC in GHCup, but 9.2 branch won’t get a new release anymore. Stackage LTS-21.1 has moved to 9.4.5: LTS Haskell 21.1 (ghc-9.4.5) :: Stackage Server GHC developers expressed their feeling that 9.4.5 is a good release. It’s supported well by HLS too. What are your opinions? Are there still libraries lacking for 9.4.5? Are companies using it yet? Is 9.2.8 more comfortable still?

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