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This is a very ambituous request because it goes beyond #2965
I am the author of a compiler plugin and command line tool (both at https://gitlab.com/tseenshe/hsinspect) that are only useful for developers and not something anybody would ever want to export in their .cabal file.
I know of other plugins that are only useful for developers and not for the build itself, e.g. the removal of unused imports.
I would like for users to be able to install my plugin and command line tool via their cabal.project.local file.
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@phadej How difficult would it be to implement something like this? I have need, and I'd be happy to start putting in the effort if guidance is available.
@tseenshe I'd also add the RFE to define common stanzas in the toplevel cabal.project for multipackage builds. (Unless this is a huge problem for some problem I've missed in the lore)
@emilypi, tricky, yet not impossible. I see #2965 as a pre-requisite. (Then as follow-up from cabal.project one could be able to amend packages' plugin-depends)
I found this way of doing it, unfortuantely it requires passing -package-db where the plugin is installed. That's a hack, because it requires that the plugin is installed globally.
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This is a very ambituous request because it goes beyond #2965
I am the author of a compiler plugin and command line tool (both at https://gitlab.com/tseenshe/hsinspect) that are only useful for developers and not something anybody would ever want to export in their
.cabal
file.I know of other plugins that are only useful for developers and not for the build itself, e.g. the removal of unused imports.
I would like for users to be able to install my plugin and command line tool via their
cabal.project.local
file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: