On Jan 17, 2020, at 9:15 PM, Ben Gamari wrote:

I have added a bit of language to [submodules] explaining how to accomplish this.

Very helpful -- thanks. A few questions (preferably answered directly on the wiki page): - Who is the `ghc` group and how does one join this group (is there a link to the current membership)? Or: is there a way to get CI working for those outside this group? - I don't see haddock listed under ghc/packages. I do see in the example a way to access haddock just at ghc/. Which one is correct? Are there submodules other than haddock that are not listed in ghc/packages? Thanks! Richard

Great -- thanks. I think it's all clarified now. Richard

On Jan 20, 2020, at 4:34 PM, Ben Gamari wrote:

Richard Eisenberg writes:

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On Jan 17, 2020, at 9:15 PM, Ben Gamari wrote:

I have added a bit of language to [submodules] explaining how to accomplish this.

Very helpful -- thanks. A few questions (preferably answered directly on the wiki page):

- Who is the `ghc` group and how does one join this group (is there a link to the current membership)? Or: is there a way to get CI working for those outside this group?

I've clarified this on the wiki but to summarize: The "ghc group" is found here [1] and pretty much anyone who is interested in contributing can request to be a member (with "developer" role). This gives you the ability to push wip/ branches to any project in the ghc/ namespace.

[1] https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc

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- I don't see haddock listed under ghc/packages. I do see in the example a way to access haddock just at ghc/. Which one is correct? Are there submodules other than haddock that are not listed in ghc/packages?

For historical reasons haddock is located under ghc/haddock, not ghc/packages/haddock.