Is there some truth to this hyperbole? "Haskell is beautiful and elegant, but unmaintainable and painful"

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  • Cabal

    Official upstream development repository for Cabal and cabal-install

  • cabal-fmt

    An experiment of formatting .cabal files

    It kinda is, but it's a one-time thing and it gives us the ability to map module names to packages by only looking at the index. Plus, the list can be generated: cabal-fmt has an expand feature, and in the future HLS could do that too.

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  • haskell-language-server

    Official haskell ide support via language server (LSP). Successor of ghcide & haskell-ide-engine.

    It kinda is, but it's a one-time thing and it gives us the ability to map module names to packages by only looking at the index. Plus, the list can be generated: cabal-fmt has an expand feature, and in the future HLS could do that too.

  • hackage-trustees

    Issue tracker for Hackage maintainance and trustee operations

    If the version bound is actually too strict there's no need to fork, you can just build with --allow-newer while you wait for upstream. In case upstream is unresponsive, hackage trustees can step in and update the bound.

  • bazel-coverage-report-renderer

    Haskell rules for Bazel.

    There's https://haskell.build/ for that.

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