Hi all, GHC 8.10.6 was released last week, with high hopes of finally putting an end to the long running saga of the GHC 8.10 series. Unfortunately, this was not to be the case as we soon discovered #19950, an issue that we claimed to have fixed in the 8.10.6 release, was still affecting the released compiler. #19950 is caused by a bug in newer Apple toolchains (specifically XCode 12) where programs compiled with affected versions of XCode are not backwards compatible with configurations running older version of XCode (certain versions of XCode 11). It surfaced in GHC 8.10.5 since we upgraded the toolchain on our Darwin builders to one of the affected versions. The original fix/workaround for #19950 was tested on the master and GHC-9.2 branches and found to be working, and so backported to the 8.10 branch. Unfortunately, Darwin releases for 8.10 are still done using the Make build system, which did not pick up the extra linker options needed to work around the issue. It places a heavy burden on developers to have so many active branches of the compiler to keep in mind, and the current situation with 4 active branches is simply not sustainable. As the oldest currently active branch, it is currently a priority to retire the 8.10 branch of GHC from active development as soon as possible. We have now fixed and verified the fix for #19950 on the 8.10 branch and prepared a GHC 8.10.7 release including it. As of now, the only change in GHC 8.10.7 is to link the x86_64 darwin release build with a few extra linker options to work around #19950. If you have any other critical issues that prevent you from using GHC 8.10(.6), please raise them soon by either pointing to existing tickets on the tracker or creating a new one. We are planning to cut the new release as soon as early next week, and we are really hoping that this would be the final release in the 8.10 series. Cheers, Zubin.