Suppose this were true (it's not, but suppose it was). Why does every critique of stack turn into, "but it's not cabal"? Here is some news for you: I HATE CABAL MORE THAN YOU DO. Can we please stop talking about cabal? Please, fucking please, goddamn motherfucking please?
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It was painful. I was there before stack (but not before cabal). And it was painful. I managed to work around all issues. Yet much pain was involved. You're being disingenuous.
No, you are telling me, and many others in fact, what we were doing. And you're completely fucking wrong, which is rather the point of this entire discussion. Your biases lead you to believe these things, and the idea that what I am saying is true, doesn't fit in your head.
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I showed you an example of a pain-free experience: "brew install stack && stack setup && stack build" just working. What was your pain-free experience, installing a package that had a multitude of dependencies?
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Again, I can give you hundreds of different answers to this. Depending on the context. Suppose I did. Can we please then address the question?
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