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There is a bit of a funky corner case where you can have a package named the same as some snapshot package, but if it doesn't define a library it doesn't shadow the snapshot.
If you already have hoogle-4 built, then it will actually just use that one. Since the git repo of hoogle 5 doesn't provide a library component, it doesn't end up shadowing the snapshot hoogle-4.
If you don't have hoogle-4 built, you'll get
setup-Simple-Cabal-1.22.7.0-ghc-7.10.3: At least the following dependencies
are missing:
hoogle -any
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Handle case where local package is named the same as a snapshot package but does not define a library component
Better handling of case where local package is named the same as a snapshot package but does not define a library component
May 26, 2016
There is a bit of a funky corner case where you can have a package named the same as some snapshot package, but if it doesn't define a library it doesn't shadow the snapshot.
For example, with this commit on stackage-server: commercialhaskell/stackage-server@5142f09
If you already have hoogle-4 built, then it will actually just use that one. Since the git repo of hoogle 5 doesn't provide a library component, it doesn't end up shadowing the snapshot hoogle-4.
If you don't have hoogle-4 built, you'll get
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: