Chris Forno
Chris Forno
Related to #3, but on the other end of the connection I receive the following error: ``` PROXY_TO_SERVER_REQUEST_ERROR: Error: unable to verify the first certificate ``` The server is using...
See #5. Should package for at least Ubuntu and Arch.
Due to the way that the cabal file is based on the script name, if it shares the name of a package it can create a collision during configuration. A...
For example, if you use `Prelude.read` somewhere, it will result in `import qualified Prelude`.
Not only is the filename not shown when it could be determined (.hs), but the user can't see what their code is being transformed into when it fails to parse.
Example: ``` /tmp/hesh-a6e68aa65d00a54cfc4c2c09be015560/.cabal-sandbox/x86_64-osx-ghc-7.8.3-packages.conf.d/package.cache: openBinaryFile: does not exist (No such file or directory) ``` The simple thing is to wipe the directory and try again automatically.
...otherwise it's confusing (did hesh or my script just hang?).
The current method of finding packages is unsophisticated and likely to break in many cases, mainly because it doesn't add constraints to the packages in the cabal file. Additionally, the...