To report bugs, please use the GitHub issue tracker. We also appreciate pull requests on GitHub.
For proposing API changes or enhancements, please follow the guidelines outlined on the Haskell Wiki. All such changes should be discussed on the [email protected] mailing list.
Building, testing, and benchmarking the containers package can be done using either cabal-install
or stack
.
Minimum cabal version: 1.24
Note: The procedure here is a little weird because cabal configure is unable to solve for the constraints. We're looking into why that is (#462).
cabal sandbox init
cabal install --only-dependencies
# Install test dependencies
cabal install 'test-framework >= 0.3.3' 'test-framework-quickcheck2 >= 0.2.9' 'QuickCheck >= 2.4.0.1' 'ChasingBottoms' 'HUnit' 'test-framework-hunit'
# Install benchmark dependencies
cabal install 'criterion'
# If you only need tests or benchmarks, you can omit the other --enable-xyz flag.
cabal configure -v2 --enable-tests --enable-benchmarks
cabal build
cabal test
cabal bench
With Stack
Minimum stack version: 1.6.1
stack build
stack test
stack bench
- If you're using Stack, make sure you have version >= 1.6.1 (stack#3624, stack#3345).
When you send a pull request, please:
-
Link to the [email protected] discussion thread if you are changing the public API.
-
If you are requesting a change that is likely to affect performance, we will be able to evaluate it better if you include the results of running the benchmarks before and after. If the current benchmarks cannot demonstrate a desired difference, please try to add one or more new benchmarks to do so. If there are significant changes, please include the benchmark results in your commit message.
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If you are requesting a change that adds new functionality or affects behaviour, please add QuickCheck properties exercising the code if they do not already exist. If you are fixing a bug that occurs too rarely for QuickCheck to hit reliably then consider adding unit tests as well.
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Update the change log for non-trivial changes.
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Let us know how you wish to be credited in the changelog.
The internal docs are generated using Haddock which can be invoked with cabal haddock
or stack haddock
.
The external docs are served by ReadTheDocs at
https://haskell-containers.readthedocs.io and live in the docs/
directory. To
build the docs locally run pip install sphinx sphinx-autobuild
to install the
dependencies, git submodule update --init
, and then cd docs/ && make html
.