[Haskell-cafe] lambdabot-4.2.3.3

[James Cook]

For what it's worth, I've been maintaining a fork for personal use for quite a while[1].  It diverged from the official version quite a while ago, but it builds on the latest GHC and uses Safe Haskell for the @eval module.  If someone happens to want to use it they are free to do so, and I'll even fix problems they find if it's not too much work for me, but I can't really commit to officially maintaining it.  Note also that one of its dependencies is not on Hackage (it's on the same GitHub account though).

-- James

[1] https://github.com/mokus0/lambdabot
 
On Jul 18, 2012, at 11:04 AM, Cale Gibbard wrote:

> Lambdabot doesn't have a maintainer.
> 
> On 18 July 2012 08:33, Francesco Mazzoli <f at mazzo.li> wrote:
>> At Wed, 18 Jul 2012 15:14:47 +0400,
>> Dmitry Malikov wrote:
>>> A few days ago I tried to install lambdabot package from hackage
>>> (4.2.3.2). Cabal install failed.
>>> 
>>> Then I found DanBurton's github repo with some approaches to make lambdabot
>>> install fixed.
>>> 
>>> All dependency packages (IOSpec, numbers) was already fixed.
>>> 
>>> So I add FlexibleInstances extension to cabal file and upload package to
>>> hackage.
>>> 
>>> I hope that did everything right.
>> 
>> Did you ask the maintainer first? You should never just upload a package that
>> you are not maintaining before asking first the maintainer and then haskell-cafe
>> if you receive no response. If you did not ask, please do not do that again and
>> tell the maintainer - which in this case you should have no problem contacting,
>> since Cale is often online on IRC.
>> 
>> --
>> Francesco * Often in error, never in doubt
>> 
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