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Though if we are bumping the version in LTS anyway - it might make better sense to just go to a higher version of dataframe perhaps? 0.7 (down to 0.5) all seem to build with ghc-9.10.3, but not 1.x. (Normally we prefer not to bump major version of course, that would require a revision of 0.2) cc @mchav |
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Unfortunately dataframe-0.3.4.1 failed to build: |
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dataframe-0.2fell out of lts-24 when we moved to 9.10.3 (due to itstextbump) - this brings backdataframe-0.3.The version bump might not be ideal, but I still feel better than not shipping it at all.
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