Fix repl for test components

[qrilka]

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Tested using https://github.com/fduxiao/mal taken from haskell/haskell-ide-engine#1564

It's not quite clear why stack-head repl mal:exe:mal-exe doesn't work. I have a suspicion that we could need component-based builds but I didn't investigate it deeper.

[qrilka]

Fixes the problem with test components from #5213

[snoyberg]

LGTM, thanks! Feel free to merge when ready. Would you mind adding a ChangeLog entry as well?

[qrilka]

The main concern that I have is the partiality of this fix, I'll add a changlog entry and merge but also will take another turn next week and try to understand the reasons this doesn't work for executable targets.
Thank you

[qrilka]

I've added a changelog but and as we've discussed fixing the problem for executables doesn't look easy.
@snoyberg I have a question still - I targeted this PR to stable - will we have a minor release which it could go into?

[snoyberg]

We definitely can make a minor release, but there isn't one currently planned

[qrilka]

@psibi maybe you know what could be producing The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records. in the failed CI jobs for this PR?

[psibi]

@qrilka Sorry, no idea. Do you know how long this has been failing ?

[qrilka]

It's the first time I see something like this

[qrilka]

Restarting the pipelines doesn't change anything, @borsboom do you know if we did any changes to AWS config lately? It looks like cache-s3 can't access the corresponding bucket...

[snoyberg]

I've been meaning to move us over to Github Actions instead of Azure CI for a few months now, this looks like a good kick in the pants to actually do it.

[qrilka]

@snoyberg it looks like the problem is only about cache-s3 bucket and other steps look to be fine, do you think we could merge it?

[snoyberg]

Sounds good