add stats aggregation

[shmish111]

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[shmish111]

Looks like Travis timed out one of the builds, all others passed all tests etc so I'm pretty sure it's fine

[MichaelXavier]

I've restarted that build. Seems like the larger your built matrix the more likely you'll end up getting a rotten Travis run.

[shmish111]

OK, build passing, FYI I am currently using this in prod, working well, I just want to get rid of the bloodhound fork in my app asap :)

[MichaelXavier]

LGTM 👍 , @bitemyapp ?

[bitemyapp]

Has a test, looks pretty compact. I'll merge.

[shmish111]

Thanks guys, @bitemyapp when will the next version be released to hackage?

[bitemyapp]

@shmish111 when either myself or @MichaelXavier feel like it. What's the rush? You can add bab3565 to your stack.yaml.

[shmish111]

@bitemyapp I did not know you could do that, it's pretty cool.

[shmish111]

@bitemyapp using a git location is bloody hell, stack wants to recompile all the time for no apparent reason and bloodhound is slooooow at compiling. A release would be very much appreciated as it would make our lives so much more pleasant :-)

[bitemyapp]

@shmish111 mark it extra-dep: true

This won't be the last library you'll have a git dep on if you're using Haskell at work. Might as well learn how to make it work.

[shmish111]

@bitemyapp extra-dep: true doesn't always work, there are some situations where it rebuilds bloodhound and we can't work out when or why but it's fairly often in our development workflow, then we have to https://xkcd.com/303/. It just so happens that bloodhound is a library that takes a long time to compile so it's bad luck on our part but a new release to hackage would solve that. Is there any reason not to?

[bitemyapp]

extra-dep: true doesn't always work

Could you elaborate or provide an example? Sounds like something that should get filed as a bug on commercialhaskell/stack too.

[MichaelXavier]

I should have some time today to put together a changelog and cut a release.

[bitemyapp]

@MichaelXavier I'll get it, I want to take care of #180 anyway.

[bitemyapp]

http://hackage.haskell.org/package/bloodhound 0.14.0.0 is up.