$newline never

#{stackageTitle stackage}

Published on #{yearMonthDay (stackageUploaded stackage)} $if hasBundle \Metadata \Bundle \cabal.config $if stackageHasHaddocks stackage Haddocks $if isOwner

You are the owner of this snapshot. You can # upload haddocks# . 

            remote-repo: stackage:@{StackageHomeR ident}
    $maybe _ <- minclusive
        

            What's the difference between inclusive and exclusive snapshots?
    

        Setup guide #
            
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      $maybe inclusive <- minclusive
         

           

             
               #{base + 0}
               Check whether you want an inclusive or exclusive snapshot
           

             

               

                   This snapshot is: #
                       
                         $if inclusive
                             inclusive
                         $else
                             exclusive
               

                   $if inclusive
                       This means that it contains packages from Hackage too,
                       \ which are not guaranteed to build.
                   $else
                       This means that it contains only packages that build
                       \ and have been tested (excludes packages from Hackage
                       \ that may or may not build).
               

                   For a detailed explanation of the differences and reasons for inclusive and exclusive snapshots, see the FAQ on this topic.

      

        

          
            #{base + 1}
            Copy the
            remote-repo
            line to your Cabal configuration file
        

          

            

                Your #
                config
                \ file for Cabal should be in your user home directory. For example: