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That library has changed again, but this time it didn't break anything, it only added a few extra constructors:
Pattern match(es) are non-exhaustive
In an equation for ‘location’:
Patterns not matched:
ClosedTypeFamDecl _ _ _ _ _
MinimalPragma _ _
I'm not fixing it right now because there is also the extra work of figuring out which new version bounds we need to put on our haskell-src-exts dependency.
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Since this seems to change relatively often, maybe we could find another way of extracting the line number? Maybe by creating an error string incorporating the location, and parsing that?
Wait, no, I'm confusing two separate issues here. The upper bound has been added to address #123, and HEAD has been adjusted to account for it, but requesting the latest version of haskell-src-exts. This issue is about a less important concern: a warning, not a compilation error.
That library has changed again, but this time it didn't break anything, it only added a few extra constructors:
I'm not fixing it right now because there is also the extra work of figuring out which new version bounds we need to put on our haskell-src-exts dependency.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: