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Accessing to the code source of a homemade dependency via github

See original GitHub issue

I’m open sourcing a part of the project of my company now, I have created a public repository on github… And I use this package that way in extra-deps in my stack.yml file :

 - github: dolla-consortium/base
    commit: ee600d4b374f5b6aa54d326f4161f84a20acab8e

Everything works well, but somehow I can’t access to the code source from the project that uses it in Intellij.

And by curiosity, how do you use Hoogle with your plugin ? is it just to display info like this : or you use it for other things as well ?

Thanks for the help in advance 😃

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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rikvdkleijcommented, Jul 28, 2020

Yes, issue can stay open.

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nhenincommented, Jul 28, 2020

That would be great @rikvdkleij 😃 I appreciate the quality of your support 👍 , do we let that issue open then ?

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