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I moved it back because of instability from Hackage, see commercialhaskell/stack#4473. If that's truly been resolved at this point, I have no objection to moving back to Hackage by default. |
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's3.amazonaws.com' is not meant to serve clients around the world, as it is hosted in the US only. This causes bandwidth to be severely throttled for, amongst others, European users. This has been observed by users in the following issue: commercialhaskell/stack#2240 At some periods, bandwidth drops to effectively zero, rendering Stack unusable. Measurements can be found here: commercialhaskell/stack#2240 (comment) 'hackage.haskell.org' is served from Fastly's CDN, therefore mitigating these issues.
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@snoyberg Done. |
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's3.amazonaws.com' is not meant to serve clients around the world, as it
is hosted in the US only. This causes bandwidth to be severely throttled
for non-US users. This has been observed by users in
the following issue:
commercialhaskell/stack#2240
At some periods, bandwidth drops to effectively zero, rendering Stack
unusable. Measurements can be found here:
commercialhaskell/stack#2240 (comment)
'hackage.haskell.org' is served from Fastly's CDN, therefore mitigating
these issues.
This is part of a larger effort to eliminate Stack's reliance on non-CDN resources :). I see @snoyberg reverted an earlier change to move back to hackage.haskell.org, perhaps he could comment on this issue?