黑线鳕现在住在 GHC 仓库中

发布于 7 月 24 日

Summary: On May 17, 2024, the migration of the Haddock documentation generation program to the GHC repository was completed with help from [@bgamari]. Haddock was previously in two places (GitHub and GitLab), but most changes are GHC-specific, so it made sense to centralize it. This reduces the feedback cycle for developers, improves release quality, and lowers administrative burden. There were concerns about new contributors but GitLab administrators are more reactive. Some liked the change, while others had questions about the coupling and the potential for centralizing other tools like HLS. A first-time contributor was happy about getting rid of the submodule update. There was also a discussion about separating Haddock into its own codebase and the need for clean interfaces.
Main points:
- Haddock migration to GHC repo finalized.
- Centralization reduces feedback cycle and burden.
- Concerns about new contributors addressed.
- Discussion on separating Haddock and clean interfaces.
Key information:
- Haddock was in GitHub and GitLab previously.
- GitLab was a git submodule for GHC.
- Changes are mostly GHC-specific.
- GitLab administrators are more reactive.
- First-time contributor happy about submodule update.
Important details:
- [@bgamari] provided help.
- Events like ZuriHac and MuniHac for account creation.
- Link to GHC's documentation on extending.

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