inlay-hint-support #664
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74 warnings
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, ubuntu-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.0, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.0, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.0, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, ubuntu-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.2, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.2, ubuntu-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.2, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.2, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.2, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (8.10, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (8.10, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (8.10, ubuntu-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.6, windows-latest)
-XTypeInType is deprecated: use -XDataKinds and -XPolyKinds instead
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (9.4, windows-latest)
The use of ‘~’ without TypeOperators
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build (8.10, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (8.10, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (8.10, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.0, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.0, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.0, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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build (9.2, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.2, windows-latest)
The record update x {_code = InR
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build (9.2, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Control.Exception’ is redundant
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build (9.2, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Maybe’ is redundant
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build (9.2, windows-latest)
The import of ‘Data.Monoid’ is redundant
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