Message ID | cover.1686746568.git.zamfofex@twdb.moe |
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Headers | show |
Series | Add Plunder | expand |
Am Mittwoch, dem 14.06.2023 um 09:46 -0300 schrieb zamfofex: > This patch set adds Plunder, a work-in-progress game, alongside > various Haskell packages that it depends on. > > zamfofex (19): > gnu: Add ghc-proctest > gnu: Add ghc-hscolour > gnu: Add ghc-constraints-extras > gnu: Add ghc-indexed-profunctors > gnu: Add ghc-generic-lens-core > gnu: Add ghc-generic-lens > gnu: Add ghc-these-lens > gnu: Add ghc-sdl2-ttf > gnu: Add ghc-sdl2-gfx > gnu: Add ghc-exception-transformers > gnu: Add ghc-commutative-semigroup > gnu: Add ghc-dependent-sum > gnu: Add ghc-dependent-map > gnu: Add ghc-prim-uniq > gnu: Add ghc-patch > gnu: Add ghc-ref-tf > gnu: Add ghc-reflex > gnu: Add ghc-reflex-sdl2 We prefer full sentences, including the period at the end. /etc/committer.scm and the included snippets ought to do the right thing. > gnu: Add Plunder Use the package name :) I haven't looked at the packages themselves, but provided that CI builds them fine, they're probably good to go. Cheers
Hello! zamfofex <zamfofex@twdb.moe> skribis: > gnu: Add ghc-proctest > gnu: Add ghc-hscolour > gnu: Add ghc-constraints-extras > gnu: Add ghc-indexed-profunctors > gnu: Add ghc-generic-lens-core > gnu: Add ghc-generic-lens > gnu: Add ghc-these-lens > gnu: Add ghc-sdl2-ttf > gnu: Add ghc-sdl2-gfx > gnu: Add ghc-exception-transformers > gnu: Add ghc-commutative-semigroup > gnu: Add ghc-dependent-sum > gnu: Add ghc-dependent-map > gnu: Add ghc-prim-uniq > gnu: Add ghc-patch > gnu: Add ghc-ref-tf > gnu: Add ghc-reflex > gnu: Add ghc-reflex-sdl2 > gnu: Add Plunder I pushed the series as commit 849f31d5746f5633f9f2a768b76739afc257ae99. I manually edited synopses and descriptions to follow the guidelines at <https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Synopses-and-Descriptions.html> (‘guix lint’ would report most of the issues.) In particular, many would read “@@xyz@@” instead of “@code{xyz}”, maybe something to fix in the importer? There was also one package with (license #f) that I fixed. In the future please make sure to check these things beforehand to make the review process smoother! Thanks, Ludo’.