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$forall (E.Value ident, E.Value title, E.Value _uploaded, E.Value _display, E.Value _handle) <- stackages
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#{title}
What's the difference between inclusive and exclusive snapshots?
Getting Started
For prerequisites and compiler installation instructions, please see the wiki page Preparing your system to use Stackage.
To start using Stackage, choose your operating system below:
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$maybe win <- windowsLatest
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Windows & OS X (Haskell Platform-based snapshot)
$maybe rest <- restLatest
- Linux & non-Haskell Platform users
How Stackage Works
Package authors: Open a pull request on the Github repository.
Once checked, it's merged and run through Jenkins.
Authors are notified on Github if any problems arise with their package.
If the build succeeds, a new Stackage snapshot is created.
The community can start using the new snapshot immediately!
Steps to Contribute
For package authors to contribute to Stackage, follow these instructions:
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Open
the Stackage project on Github.
- Fork it.
- Add a line to the Stackage.Config module.
- Push to your fork.
- Open a pull request.
Once you have submitted the pull request, a build will be started. There is a dedicated jenkins server at this location: jenkins.stackage.org From there you can track the progress, status and results of Stackage builds.
Stackage for Businesses
We're offering custom installations for businesses who want to build their development platform upon Stackage. If you're considering this for your business and want to find out more, please email us at: sales@fpcomplete.com
- Linux & non-Haskell Platform users
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Windows & OS X (Haskell Platform-based snapshot)
$maybe rest <- restLatest