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Define some and many in Alternative PE instance #1
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The default definitions of some and many can loop. I believe this is a manifestation of GHC #11650, but I didn't look very closely. Overriding the default definitions resolves the issue.
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Ping. Also, if you would like help maintaining this package I would be happy to lend a hand as I'm actively using it. |
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@bgamari I've never actively used this package; I just wanted to keep it alive. If you're using it and wouldn't mind I can give you access or hand it over? |
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I would be happy to take it. Thanks for watching over it in the past. |
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I've added you as maintainer on hackage! |
As one doesn't exist.
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Chris Done <[email protected]> writes:
I've added you as maintainer on hackage!
I've released 0.2.1 with this change, the Semigroup/Monoid change, and
some metadata updates.
Thanks again for picking up this package.
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The default definitions of some and many can loop. I believe this is a
manifestation of GHC #11650, but I didn't look very closely. Overriding
the default definitions resolves the issue.