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In some areas it's not important whether a package is in any snapshots or not. But for libraries it's pretty much essential to be in snapshots for 2-3 recent GHC versions.
For example, for GUIs, gi-gtk is on Stackage, while wx isn't.
I think we should have a convention so that by default it's on Stackage. And if it's not we use a special icon/emoji/footnote/asterisk/whatever
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I believe there are quite a few high-quality libraries that are not on Stackage because the library maintainers are unwilling to cooperate with the Stackage maintainers or for other reasons.
So, if these packages are marked, I think it's important not to imply that they are of lesser quality than packages on Stackage.
Maybe just add a "Stackage" label (and possibly a "Hackage" label for packages on Hackage but not Stackage) and let users infer what they want from those labels
In some areas it's not important whether a package is in any snapshots or not. But for libraries it's pretty much essential to be in snapshots for 2-3 recent GHC versions.
For example, for GUIs,
gi-gtk
is on Stackage, whilewx
isn't.I think we should have a convention so that by default it's on Stackage. And if it's not we use a special icon/emoji/footnote/asterisk/whatever
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: