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(Imported from Trac #556, reported by guest on 2009-05-31)
It would be nice if I could locally (for a project/directory) store the options I want to pass to "cabal configure".
An example use case would be in the darcs project which has a flag "-ftype-witnesses". We don't want to inflict this on most users because it increases our compile time, but for developers of certain branches of darcs want to be systematically using this flag so that they can catch errors. These developers could just "cabal configure -ftype-witnesses", but then if they do a "cabal clean" for any reason, the next time they run "cabal configure", they may forget to pass the flag along.
To be clear, this is something to be used by individual developers; it's not something we want for the .cabal file itself. Duncan says that this would be a bit like a local .ghci file, if it helps.
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Given that there is no activity on this ticket since 2009 (the comment in 2012 doesn't seem to link to a related issue), I propose closing this ticket. Please re-open or create a new ticket if this is still desired.
(Imported from Trac #556, reported by guest on 2009-05-31)
It would be nice if I could locally (for a project/directory) store the options I want to pass to "cabal configure".
An example use case would be in the darcs project which has a flag "-ftype-witnesses". We don't want to inflict this on most users because it increases our compile time, but for developers of certain branches of darcs want to be systematically using this flag so that they can catch errors. These developers could just "cabal configure -ftype-witnesses", but then if they do a "cabal clean" for any reason, the next time they run "cabal configure", they may forget to pass the flag along.
To be clear, this is something to be used by individual developers; it's not something we want for the .cabal file itself. Duncan says that this would be a bit like a local .ghci file, if it helps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: