doesn't work on Windows any more

[hsenag]

Since commit 94acbcc, shelly depends on 'unix' so doesn't build on Windows any more. Is this intentional? @rocketnik

[rocketnik]

Sorry, my fault. No it is not. Will fix it in the next days.

[hsenag]

No problem, thanks. It's unusable anyway thanks to #177, but one step at a time :-)

[rocketnik]

Could you please check if
#178
works for your windows machine too?

[dtaskoff]

Please downgrade the version in LTS Haskell. LTS Haskell shouldn't contain packages that can't be compiled.

[mihaimaruseac]

Shelly downgraded in LTS 13.4 to 1.8.0

[ozgurakgun]

Hijacking this issue, please let me know if you prefer a new issue.

• 1.8.0 did not depend on unix, and I was using it on Windows.
• 1.8.1 now depends on unix, and hence doesn't build on Windows.

Was this on purpose? Can it be avoided?

[gregwebs]

It would be great to have a Windows use submit a fix for this

[hsenag]

I did look into it a bit when I first ran into this, and I can't remember exactly what I found, but I don't think it was easy. Just rolling back the change that introduced the unix dependency is my only real suggestion.

[gregwebs]

Can you send a tested pull request?

[hsenag]

Are you happy with the principle of rolling back the change? If so I'll do it when I have a chance, might not be immediately.

[gregwebs]

Sounds good to me

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[andreasabel]

Could this issue be solved by using unix-compat instead of unix?

[andreasabel]

I think this is fixed. Please reopen with new information if you disagree.