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  • Last updated , by mpilgrem
  • License BSD-3-Clause
  • Categories Development
  • Maintained by: Mike Pilgrem <public@pilgrem.com>, Emanuel Borsboom <manny@fpcomplete.com>

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Installation

This package uses the Custom cabal build type

Package Flags

Use the -f option with cabal commands to enable flags

    developer-mode (off by default)

    By default, output extra developer information.

    disable-git-info (off by default)

    Disable inclusion of current Git information in the Stack executable when it is built.

    disable-stack-upload (off by default)

    For use only during development and debugging. Disable 'stack upload' so that it does not make HTTP requests. Stack will output information about the HTTP request(s) that it would have made if the command was enabled.

    hide-dependency-versions (off by default)

    Hides dependency versions from 'stack --version'. Used only when building a Stack executable for official release. Note to packagers/distributors: DO NOT OVERRIDE THIS FLAG IF YOU ARE BUILDING STACK ANY OTHER WAY (e.g. using Cabal or from Hackage), as it makes debugging support requests more difficult.

    integration-tests (off by default)

    Run the integration test suite.

    static (off by default)

    When building the Stack executable, or the stack-integration-test executable, pass the -static and -pthread flags to the linker used by GHC.

    supported-build (off by default)

    If false, causes 'stack --version' to issue a warning about the build being unsupported. Used only when building a Stack executable for official release. Note to packagers/distributors: DO NOT OVERRIDE THIS FLAG IF YOU ARE BUILDING STACK ANY OTHER WAY (e.g. using Cabal or from Hackage), as it makes debugging support requests more difficult.

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Stack

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Stack is a program for developing Haskell projects. It is aimed at new and experienced users of Haskell and seeks to support them fully on Linux, macOS and Windows.

See haskellstack.org, or the doc directory of this repository, for more information.

Learning to use Stack

If you are learning to use Stack and have questions, a discussion at the Haskell Community forum may help. See its 'Learn' category.

Community

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