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Update dependency: deps/haskell-backend_release #235
Update dependency: deps/haskell-backend_release #235
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@@ -53,6 +66,7 @@ jobs: | |||
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if ${changed}; then | |||
cabal update |
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IDK why this is necessary... but without it, the cabal freeze
call would not find any hackage-supplied packages (only the co-log
that we request explicitly in the cabal.project would be available). 🤷♂️
- uses: haskell/actions/setup@v2 | ||
id: setup-haskell | ||
with: | ||
ghc-version: ${{ env.ghc_version }} |
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The cabal freeze
command was previously picking up the newer ghc from the runner installation (which brought a base
library newer than our requested one). I tried running it under a nix shell but with the same result.
The Haskell installation takes some time and we need to manually change the GHC version when we upgrade but we would anyway want to do that IMHO
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