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@snoyberg Is this support desirable for |
I personally have no use for it, but I’m sure others would be happy with such support. |
I did come from a repository that recently needed this for stack support. I'll see what we can do to tackle this work! |
As a first measure it would be great to know which of the dependencies causes the problem. |
✨ This is an old work account. Please reference @brandonchinn178 for all future communication ✨ @amigalemming what do you mean? It seems like the error is just saying that the public sublibraries are "missing"
@kk-hainq @philderbeast What is the status of your PRs? (#5659, #5839) Seems like it's blocked on Stack using Cabal 3.8 itself? @mpilgrem any updates on #5887? Anything I could help with? |
That seems to be new. |
I just copied the message from the issue description |
@brandonchinn178, one of my priorities is moving Stack and its CI to GHC 9.4.3 and |
I am going to close this issue as a duplicate of the earlier #5256. |
Seems like stack does not currently (v2.3.1) support projects with multiple packages, where:
I've create a small repro to show what I'm trying to achieve here (branch: multi-lib).
stack build pkg-b
fails with:stack log
I noticed there's an integration test for this, which is expected to fail.
I was wondering if this feature is in the roadmap (short/long-term)?
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