Stable Haskell package sets

Joined January 2020
Haskell Stackage retweeted
I am currently working on a blog post analyzing the Haskell ecosystem with @Airsequel. Here are some first numbers for it. Quite a few compilers in the top 20. πŸ˜‚
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Haskell Stackage retweeted
It's GHC 9.0 time, baby!
We are excited to announce the first Stackage LTS 19 release! based on ghc-9.0.2 (promoted from yesterday's Stackage Nightly snapshot) stackage.org/lts-19.0 Big thanks to our fantastic Haskell community for all the contributions. The release was made by @juhp
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Haskell Stackage retweeted
Hooray! πŸ₯³ Once more, a huge thanks to the @haskellstackage team and all the library maintainers. You make our lives much easier with your work 🧱
We are excited to announce the first Stackage LTS 19 release! based on ghc-9.0.2 (promoted from yesterday's Stackage Nightly snapshot) stackage.org/lts-19.0 Big thanks to our fantastic Haskell community for all the contributions. The release was made by @juhp
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Historic #Haskell ecosystem moment: cabal-install is back in Stackage Nightly for the first time since LTS 14!
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Haskell Stackage retweeted
This weekend we released Stackage LTS 17 which uses GHC 8.10.3 (the most recent Haskell compiler)
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Or rather is #haskell Stackage Nightly looking good/better on Windows now?
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Are there any serious problems left with ghc-8.10.3 for Windows? (compared to 8.10.2/8.8.4) #Haskell
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Haskell Stackage retweeted
Stackage nightly is now using GHC 8.10.1 as of 2020-06-17 ! If you are a maintainer you may want to check your section in github.com/commercialhaskell… to see if any of your packages were disabled (commented out or with a <0 constraint). Get them back in by filing a PR.
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Haskell Stackage retweeted
#Haskell Stackage's LTS 15, as of lts-15.4, is now on ghc-8.8.3. Stackage nightlies are also on ghc-8.8.3, but we are hoping to move nightly builds for 8.10 not too long after release.
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