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@rbasso rbasso commented Nov 14, 2016

We are using nightly-2016-07-17 for too long, and the newer snapshots have more packages and more updated versions.

Considering that now nightly and lts are both using GHC-8.0.1, is makes sense to switch back to a lts snapshot.

This change will allow users to use more updated packages and also possibly avoid some incompatibilities when using packages that are not in Stackage.

We are using `nightly-2016-07-17` for too long, and the newer
snapshots have more packages and more updated versions.

Considering that now *nightly* and *lts* are both using
GHC-8.0.1, is makes sense to switch back to a *lts* snapshot.

This change will allow users to use more updated packages and
also possibly avoid some incompatibilities when using packages
that are not in *Stackage*.
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And you have remembered to update now that bowling is merged.

Quick check - website lists 70 exercises.
It has dominoes (the previous merged before bowling) but not bowling yet.

76 stack.yaml files + travis.yml were updated.
the extras are bowling plus the five deprecated, so I think we are good.

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