My bad, I was very surprised to see nodejs when doing a '-S haskell-xmonad'. But I suppose it's because I did '-yy' at some point before and there was a new version in the cache.... because indeed, trying to track down there is nothing. The worst thing is that I exposed the fact that I have a dependency on nodejs in my system ;-) Sorry for the noise On 19 July 2014 21:00, Magnus Therning wrote:

On Sat, Jul 19, 2014 at 01:19:13PM +0100, Alois Cochard wrote:

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Hi folks,

I'm just switching to your awesome [haskell-core] repo (thanks for the effort, this is extremely useful!).

But I'm a bit surprised than when re-installing my xmonad... I got a dependency on NodeJS inferred?

Is there some form of haskell-webscale integration that I'm not aware of? ;-)

Nope, no that I'm aware of. Please report the reason for it if you track it down :)

/M

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