| 19 May 2025 |
 maralorn | btw. you shouldn’t use overrideAttrs on a haskell packages. Rather use the pkgs.haskell.lib.overideCabal function. | 19:48:46 |
 keypusher | okok | 19:48:58 |
| keypusher | doesn't that apply the settings to all of pkgs.haskell.lib ? | 19:49:55 |
| maralorn | Uh, no. You have to think of it more like a function, less than a method. So you would use it like pkgs.haskell.lib.overrideCabal <yourPackage> (old: { <your override>}). | 19:51:11 |
| maralorn | * Uh, no. You have to think of it more like a function, less than a method. So you would use it like yourChangedPackage = pkgs.haskell.lib.overrideCabal <yourPackage> (old: { <your override>}). | 19:51:34 |
| maralorn | Yet, the both options you set are both on by default, so I don’t think you need the override at all. | 19:52:02 |
| keypusher | Seems I cannon find the correct attribute to refer to the documentation of the package. | 19:55:02 |
