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The second argument is an optional SHA256 hash in hexadecimal form. This can be used to validate that the script has not changed since the last import. Importing TutorialD from the web is in general safe because it is effectively sandboxed with "Safe Haskell" for functions, so the script is contained security-wise, however, nothing prevents the script from running forever. Downloading a schema from the web is a great way to share schemas and to kick start your project without starting from scratch.
I just happened to notice that this project actually makes use of Safe Haskell, so thought I would point out the discussion going on here:
project-m36/docs/tutd_tutorial.markdown
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I just happened to notice that this project actually makes use of Safe Haskell, so thought I would point out the discussion going on here:
https://discourse.haskell.org/t/deprecating-safe-haskell-or-heavily-investing-in-it/5489
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