cabal.project

packages:
         ./
         ./hie-compat
         ./shake-bench
         ./hls-graph
         ./ghcide
         ./hls-plugin-api
         ./hls-test-utils


index-state: 2025-05-12T13:26:29Z

tests: True
test-show-details: direct

benchmarks: True

write-ghc-environment-files: never

-- Many of our tests only work single-threaded, and the only way to
-- ensure tasty runs everything purely single-threaded is to pass
-- this at the top-level
test-options: -j1

-- Make sure dependencies are build with haddock so we get
-- haddock shown on hover
package *
  ghc-options: -haddock

constraints:
  -- C++ is hard to distribute, especially on older GHCs
  -- See https://github.com/haskell/haskell-language-server/issues/3822
  text -simdutf,
  ghc-check -ghc-check-use-package-abis,
  ghc-lib-parser-ex -auto,
  -- This is only present in some versions, and it's on by default since
  -- 0.14.5.0, but there are some versions we allow that need this
  -- setting
  stylish-haskell +ghc-lib,
  -- Centos 7 comes with an old gcc version that doesn't know about
  -- the flag '-fopen-simd', which blocked the release 2.2.0.0.
  -- We want to be able to benefit from the performance optimisations
  -- in the future, thus: TODO: remove this flag.
  bitvec -simd,


-- Some of the formatters need the latest Cabal-syntax version,
-- but 'cabal-install-parsers-0.6.2' only has Cabal-syntax (>=3.12.0.0 && <3.13).
-- So, we relax the upper bounds here.
-- fourmolu-0.18.0 and ormolu-0.8 depend on Cabal-syntax == 3.14.*, while
-- cabal-add depends on cabal-install-parsers.
allow-newer:
  cabal-install-parsers:Cabal-syntax,

if impl(ghc >= 9.11)
  benchmarks: False
  allow-newer:
    cabal-install-parsers:base,
    cabal-install-parsers:time,