trek

• CI is now compiling as much as I am locally. So time to get local compiling. I think I might have quit working on this when I hit a point where with would be useful in tmp-postgres.
• Scratch that getting an error from PartialOptions locally that do not get in CI.
• postgresql-simple-opts >= 0.5.0.1 is busted. I was kinda of hoping I would not have to fix that right away. This is the problem and value of dog fooding I guess.
• Hopingfully I can modify trek to not depend on postgresql-simple-opts >= 0.5.0.1.
• I still can’t believe I named the package “opts” instead of “options”. I spelled out “postgresql-simple” but “options” was too much … smh.
• I might be able to fix it by adjusting the dependencies.
• therewebe is using postgresql-simple-opts >= 0.5.0.1 not true. It has the source as a git remote. I must of already fixed it and bumped the version. nope
• I fixed it for postgres-options-0.1.0.1. It is broken against 0.2.0.0. I just need to fix it.
• The readme I am copying around could be very wrong.
• Fixed the postgresql-simple-opts version issues. Now onto a tmp-postgres error.
• Commenting out Database.Trek.ToInterfaceImpl.hashConflicts because I don’t remember what I was doing.
• The whole code is built around SpecState that is a db runner and shutdown function. Instead I should use aroundAll and the whole thing should just need a “with” interface of (forall a. DB a -> IO a).

postgresql-simple-opts

• I should get this working the latest stackage nightly and then readd it to stackage.
• The new version of postgres-options is really a partial options. The PartialOptions is unnecessary. I’m leaving it now but I’m probably going to remove it.
• On the otherhand I haven’t revisited the decision to make the Option type have so many optional fields. It seems fine. This could just have orphans..idk…or stay the way it is.