Invoking stack command on specific stack.yaml file
I have a multiple stack based yaml files for different resolvers in my Haskell project.
$ ls *yaml
stack.yaml
stack-lts-12.yaml
stack-lts-11.yaml
stack-lts-10.yaml
How can I invoke the stack build command for a specific yaml file ? By default, it picks up stack.yaml file.
haskell haskell-stack
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I have a multiple stack based yaml files for different resolvers in my Haskell project.
$ ls *yaml
stack.yaml
stack-lts-12.yaml
stack-lts-11.yaml
stack-lts-10.yaml
How can I invoke the stack build command for a specific yaml file ? By default, it picks up stack.yaml file.
haskell haskell-stack
edited Nov 28 '18 at 10:40
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
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I have a multiple stack based yaml files for different resolvers in my Haskell project.
$ ls *yaml
stack.yaml
stack-lts-12.yaml
stack-lts-11.yaml
stack-lts-10.yaml
How can I invoke the stack build command for a specific yaml file ? By default, it picks up stack.yaml file.
haskell haskell-stack
edited Nov 28 '18 at 10:40
duplode
23.1k44987
asked Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
SibiSibi
30.5k965126
I have a multiple stack based yaml files for different resolvers in my Haskell project.
$ ls *yaml
stack.yaml
stack-lts-12.yaml
stack-lts-11.yaml
stack-lts-10.yaml
How can I invoke the stack build command for a specific yaml file ? By default, it picks up stack.yaml file.
haskell haskell-stack
haskell haskell-stack
edited Nov 28 '18 at 10:40
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
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edited Nov 28 '18 at 10:40
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asked Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
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edited Nov 28 '18 at 10:40
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The flag --stack-yaml file works for me too. Not sure if it is available for all versions though. Tested with stack version 1.7.1
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:11
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To invoke the build process for a different stack yaml file, you need to set the STACK_YAML environment variable appropriately. Sample demo in bash:
$ STACK_YAML='stack-lts-12.yaml' stack build
...
...
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The flag --stack-yaml file works for me too. Not sure if it is available for all versions though. Tested with stack version 1.7.1
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The flag --stack-yaml file works for me too. Not sure if it is available for all versions though. Tested with stack version 1.7.1
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The flag --stack-yaml file works for me too. Not sure if it is available for all versions though. Tested with stack version 1.7.1
answered Nov 28 '18 at 9:11
jneirajneira
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The flag --stack-yaml file works for me too. Not sure if it is available for all versions though. Tested with stack version 1.7.1
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To invoke the build process for a different stack yaml file, you need to set the STACK_YAML environment variable appropriately. Sample demo in bash:
$ STACK_YAML='stack-lts-12.yaml' stack build
...
...
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To invoke the build process for a different stack yaml file, you need to set the STACK_YAML environment variable appropriately. Sample demo in bash:
$ STACK_YAML='stack-lts-12.yaml' stack build
...
...
answered Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
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To invoke the build process for a different stack yaml file, you need to set the STACK_YAML environment variable appropriately. Sample demo in bash:
$ STACK_YAML='stack-lts-12.yaml' stack build
...
...
answered Nov 28 '18 at 8:41
SibiSibi
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To invoke the build process for a different stack yaml file, you need to set the STACK_YAML environment variable appropriately. Sample demo in bash:
$ STACK_YAML='stack-lts-12.yaml' stack build
...
...
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