Package spam :-)
Neil Mitchell
ndmitchell at gmail.com
Tue Jun 24 14:01:26 EDT 2008
Hi
> > Yes. I agree. It's not even necessarily the author themselves that would
> > necessarily mark a package as obsolete or without maintainers or
> > whatever.
>
> On a slightly related note, I would be more likely to fix my broken
> packages on hackageDB, if hackageDB automatically sent me an
> email when a package breaks.
Me too! Or when new warnings get added to the hackage system which
would cause a warning on a new upload, or when haddock or GHC fails to
build the package.
York University has a particularly effective way of ensuring everyone
uses valid HTML, by sending an email once a week if there is any
invalid HTML. Perhaps this would be going too far, but alerting
maintainers to the problems would be handy.
Thanks
Neil
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