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Turns out that with ghc 8.2.2, the instructions given on the page don't
work. And the cppless variant that I had compiles, but into effectively
mappend = mappend so it loops.
The only way I can see to make it work without cpp is to use
mappend = (Sem.<>)
which is ugly and a land mine waiting to explode if someone changes it
to a nicer mappend = (<>) with a newer version of ghc which will compile
it and work ok, while breaking it with 8.2.2. Sigh.
I posted to haskell-cafe about this.
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Fix build with ghc 8.4, which broke due to the Semigroup Monoid change.
See https://prime.haskell.org/wiki/Libraries/Proposals/SemigroupMonoid
Dropped support for building propellor with ghc 7 (as in debian
oldstable), to avoid needing to depend on the semigroups transitional
package, but also because it's just too old to be worth supporting.
If we indeed drop ghc 7 support entirely, some code to support "jessie"
can be removed; concurrent-output can be de-embedded, and the Singletons
code can be simplified.
This commit was sponsored by Jack Hill on Patreon.
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* Parted: Allow partitions to have no filesystem, for eg, GPT BIOS boot
partitions. (API change)
* Added rawPartition to PartSpec, for specifying partitions with no
filesystem.
* Added BiosGrubFlag to PartFlag.
Note that man parted does not list the "bios_boot" flag, but I found it in
its html documentation. Other flags may also be missing.
This commit was sponsored by Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. on Patreon.
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Added Propellor.Property.Installer modules, which can be used to create
bootable installer disk images, which then run propellor to install a
system.
This code was extracted from the demo I gave at my talk at DebConf 2017,
from the secret-project repository. That repository was AGPL licensed.
I hereby relicense the code committed here under the same 2-clause BSD
license as the rest of propellor.
Changes from secret-project: Generalized UserInput to a type class,
and added a lot more documentation and examples.
This commit was sponsored by Brock Spratlen on Patreon.
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