
Files that pin versions of every transitive dependency (cabal’s freeze file and stack’s lock file) are usually for applications, not libraries. This is the same in basically every ecosystem. If you have an application, sure, commit it, and then it’s less likely that people run into trouble when building your application. But if it’s a library, don’t do that. Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 6, 2020, at 1:08 PM, David Banas
wrote: What’s the general consensus on whether or not the new stack.yaml.lock file should be stored in the master source repo.?
Thanks, -db
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