What kind of problems do you have with stack? I have never once had a problem with stack that wasn't solved by running stack upgrade. Stack is how I got started as a beginner; before that the only code I managed to run used the prelude. I am legitimately puzzled.https://twitter.com/dibblego/status/973710741860630528 …
FWIW, version numbers are another example of stringly-typed programming nonsense. This horrible idea pervades not just stack and cabal, but almost our entire software industry. Imagine a world without version numbers. What is lost?
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I am intrigued by your question, and I am not really sure what is lost in a world without version numbers. I think my understanding of what version numbers are is pretty hand wavey at best. Maybe that's what you are saying is wrong with them?
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Do version numbers truly describe your dependency? Is it even close? Version numbers? Some arbitrary string separated by a dot. Sit on that for a minute. This talk goes toward a solution that coincides with real requirements https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjYAnBhF2JU …
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If version numbers are too stringy, would you favor some kind of type for describing the usability/ build status and possibly another type for describing required dependencies?
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You are my friend :)
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