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Import Haskell module or automatically import new Cabal packages

See original GitHub issue

Repro:

Have a multi-package Stack project handled with IJ-haskell
Create another cabal package inside it and specify it in stack.yaml
Open above project in IDEA

Expected: new cabal package gets picked up by IJ-haskell, the way it got picked up when importing project

Instead: it is not. In order to pick up new cabal packages user has to reimport project losing custom modules, local history, configurations etc.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:28 (28 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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develop7commented, May 22, 2019

Not really, it was that huge project on the job. Will try to reproduce the issue against the sample project bit later.

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rikvdkleijcommented, Jan 31, 2019

Done in beta43. It only adds/imports new modules.

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