On Wed, Aug 06, 2014 at 11:41:16PM +0200, Joachim Breitner wrote: > Hi team, > > I extended the plot on > https://jenkins.debian.net/view/haskell/job/haskell-package-plan/plot/ > with the number of packages that have newer versions on hackage. Of > course we won’t have that number at 0 (and probably do not want to), but > I think we can and should do better. And now that we have graphs, there > is even more motivation to work on it – you might have noticed me > uploading many packages. > > If you need inspiration what to upgrade, run > > $ git clone //git.debian.org/git/pkg-haskell/package-plan > $ cd package-plan > $ ghc --make -O2 update-suggestions > $ ./update-suggestions > > Those lines without a "<" indicate a package that can be upgraded to the > latest version while leaving the first two version components the same. > These are likely non-intrusive upgrades – but you still need to check > and plan using ./test-packages.pl! Thanks for the info. Is there a page with more details about all these nice tools? I keep seeing commits about the package plan, but I have no idea how all this works. iustin
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