
On 17 December 2010 09:54, Brent Yorgey
It was just pointed out in #haskell by mreh that the version of xmonad-contrib currently released on Hackage fails to build, since it does not specify version bounds on its mtl dependency, but fails to build with mtl-2, since XMonad.Utils.CustomKeys uses the Reader constructor and HintedGrid uses State. This has since been fixed; the darcs version of xmonad-contrib builds fine with mtl-1 and mtl-2. However, it's poor form to have the released version fall over if you just do 'cabal install xmonad-contrib'.
Concretely, I propose that we do a spot bugfix release of just the 0.9.1 tag + the patch that fixed the mtl-2 incompatibility:
Mon Nov 15 18:26:54 EST 2010 Adam Vogt
* Compatibility with mtl-1 and mtl-2 The other option would be to do a point release of whatever is currently in darcs, but that would be more work to do properly.
I'm of the opinion that making a new release of what's in darcs is better off, since (if memory serves) there's quite a new features and other fixes in darcs that users keep asking for. Or, maybe make a point-release now for building purposes and then looking at starting to stabilise, etc. what's in darcs so as to get a new release ready? -- Ivan Lazar Miljenovic Ivan.Miljenovic@gmail.com IvanMiljenovic.wordpress.com