Scott Santucci

(There is a workaround; on Nix you can mark that a Haskell package should skip its checks. And in fact, the project I was trying to build that uses ede,...

Thanks! I can't promise I'll have much time to come back to this either (I was doing some research on the available AMD implementations at the time), but if I...

So, I've done more digging, and I suspect my initial guess was a red herring -- the `onload`/`onreadystatechange` for the script should fire (and provide the script's id) before `setTimeout`...

There's canonical org mode behavior for this, requested in #636 Looks like that issue is referenced by a commit, so this seems to be in progress.

As much as this is "normal" behavior that "in theory any application can use up as much as it wants of anything, that's just how OSes work by default and...

I actually took a second look at the code, figured out (more or less) what I'd done wrong last time I'd tried to hack around having globals, thought about what...

Actually, on further thought, I motion to close this ticket, on the following rationale against using `node ` in place of `mocha `: - I'm not aware of any advantages...

@parsonsmatt @ParetoOptimalDev You actually don't need haskell.nix to have Nix treat Cabal as the source of truth. Just an underdocumented function in Nix called `callCabal2nix`. Examples here: https://gist.github.com/ScottFreeCode/9b0ea3e52fa56c93ea8ca14791e55bb4 (EDITED to...

I have a straightforward reproduction _without_ iohk's/iog's haskell.nix, here: https://gist.github.com/ScottFreeCode/c1adb5681c5b61c61373615f63a4a7d2 I've collected GitHub issues relating to this problem here: https://gist.github.com/ScottFreeCode/ef9f254e2dd91544bba4a068852fc81f @andreabedini

@ParetoOptimalDev I'm not as familiar with `source-repository-package`; I did try to set up some cabal.project/multi-package builds in the "monorepo" gists and it seemed like they're working. (Aside from this issue...