is 'stack ghci' really experimental?

I noticed that the stack docs say 'stack ghci' is experimental. I assume it's a common need (certainly is for me) to interpret my code while developing. Is it safe to use 'stack ghci' or is there another way that is more robust? D

Oh, I also wanted to ask about Haskell mode of Emacs and ghci. I have not
tried to run ghci from within Emacs, but I can imagine doing so would
provide an advantage. Does haskelll-mode parse line numbers in error
messages and jump to them?
And is it possible to run 'stack ghci' from within haskell-mode?
Thanks
D
On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 7:39 PM, Dennis Raddle
I noticed that the stack docs say 'stack ghci' is experimental. I assume it's a common need (certainly is for me) to interpret my code while developing. Is it safe to use 'stack ghci' or is there another way that is more robust? D

I'm sure stack ghci still has some quirks, but i've used it since the
initial release without major problems.
I'd recommend looking at intero mode for stack+emacs integration.
On Wed, 31 May 2017 at 09:36, Dennis Raddle
Oh, I also wanted to ask about Haskell mode of Emacs and ghci. I have not tried to run ghci from within Emacs, but I can imagine doing so would provide an advantage. Does haskelll-mode parse line numbers in error messages and jump to them?
And is it possible to run 'stack ghci' from within haskell-mode?
Thanks D
On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 7:39 PM, Dennis Raddle
wrote: I noticed that the stack docs say 'stack ghci' is experimental. I assume it's a common need (certainly is for me) to interpret my code while developing. Is it safe to use 'stack ghci' or is there another way that is more robust? D
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It does allow you to navigate to errors, there is also stack support. The relevant page of the manual is here: https://haskell.github.io/haskell-mode/manual/latest/Interactive-Haskell.htm... -Chris Dennis Raddle writes:
Oh, I also wanted to ask about Haskell mode of Emacs and ghci. I have not tried to run ghci from within Emacs, but I can imagine doing so would provide an advantage. Does haskelll-mode parse line numbers in error messages and jump to them?
And is it possible to run 'stack ghci' from within haskell-mode?
Thanks D
On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 7:39 PM, Dennis Raddle
wrote: I noticed that the stack docs say 'stack ghci' is experimental. I assume it's a common need (certainly is for me) to interpret my code while developing. Is it safe to use 'stack ghci' or is there another way that is more robust? D
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Adam Bergmark
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