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'''Disclaimer''': For users of a stable version of NixOS there could be a problem where Stack tries to use a GHC version that is not yet in the given channel of Nixpkgs. Example at the time of writing: When using NixOS 23.05, Stack defaults to using the LTS-21.10 resolver, which uses <code>ghc-9.4.6</code>. However, the newest version of GHC in the 23.05 channel is <code>ghc-9.4.4</code>, thus Stack fails to execute some commands. | '''Disclaimer''': For users of a stable version of NixOS there could be a problem where Stack tries to use a GHC version that is not yet in the given channel of Nixpkgs. Example at the time of writing: When using NixOS 23.05, Stack defaults to using the LTS-21.10 resolver, which uses <code>ghc-9.4.6</code>. However, the newest version of GHC in the 23.05 channel is <code>ghc-9.4.4</code>, thus Stack fails to execute some commands. | ||
As a solution, [https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/yaml_configuration/#resolver-or-snapshot specify a resolver in your | As a solution, [https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/yaml_configuration/#resolver-or-snapshot specify a resolver in your <code>stack.yaml</code>] file that uses a GHC version available for your channel. You can find a list of snapshots on https://www.stackage.org/snapshots. Or alternatively, set the resolver as a command line argument, which is required for running commands such as <code>stack new</code>. | ||
=== Using developPackage (use the nix packages set for haskell) === | === Using developPackage (use the nix packages set for haskell) === | ||