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Currently get-tested outputs JSON:
get-tested
$ get-tested my-project.cabal ["9.8.2", "9.10.1"]
It was nice if there was an option to print that in a more shell-friendly format, i.e. one version per line, unquoted:
$ get-tested --format=shell my-project.cabal 9.8.2 9.10.1
Then one could do something like for v in $(get-tested --shell); do cabal test all --with-compiler "ghc-${v}"; done...
for v in $(get-tested --shell); do cabal test all --with-compiler "ghc-${v}"; done
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Yes good idea, this would also lay the foundations for a --format=nix that was asked in #14.
--format=nix
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Currently
get-tested
outputs JSON:It was nice if there was an option to print that in a more shell-friendly format, i.e. one version per line, unquoted:
Then one could do something like
for v in $(get-tested --shell); do cabal test all --with-compiler "ghc-${v}"; done
...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: