stackProject': Expose pkg-set #531
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@roberth can you add this (as @hamishmack suggested) to |
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This will allow the caller to use the haskell.nix options somewhat like a submodule.
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@angerman I agree. Done. |
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This will allow the caller to use the haskell.nix options as a submodule.
It's the missing link that will let me make good use of #309 in projects structured with the module system (proof of concept "project.nix", needs docs). Without it, I can't make the
configmodule parameter match theconfigdefinitions. Closes #309