Use configureCabalFlags from cabal2nix #69
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The function `configureCabalFlags` has a list of packages that should be called with certain flags when passing them to `cabal2nix`. For example, for `hslua`, it specifies that it is to used the "system" version of lua (the one provided by nix) and not the version of lua that comes embedded in the package. Notice that cabal2nix assumes assumes this flag in newer versions of its `postProcess` method, and if the flag is not given, it will fail attempting to replace package "lua" by "lua_5_3".
Adds a `nix` section in the stack.yaml, as an `opt-in`, so it shouldn't break previous behaviour.
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The function
configureCabalFlagsuses a list of packages that should be called with certain flags when passing them tocabal2nix.For example, for
hslua, it specifies that it is to used the "system" version of lua (the one provided by nix) and not the version of lua that comes embedded in the package. Notice that cabal2nix assumes assumes this flag in newer versions of itspostProcessmethod, and if the flag is not given, it will fail attempting to replace package "lua" by "lua_5_3". In any case, a derivation forhsluathat doesn't includelua_5_3as a dependency would be incomplete.This PR also contains two minor changes (they could be moved to a different PR if needed):
stackage2nixwork with more recent versions ofcabal2nix, which introduced a couple of api-breaking changes.stack --nix.