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Jens, what is the status here? Will this happen for F42?
(Oops, thought I had already replied - I probably didn't press Save...) It is looking less, though there is still a possible chance I could finish it before the final freeze perhaps...
(In reply to Jens Petersen from comment #2) > It is looking less, though there is still a possible chance I could finish Sorry "less likely"
I have made some progress (in a sidetag), however I am running into compilation problems on i686 with ghc-9.8.4. It seems like those problems don't exist for ghc9.10+, though arguably it could also be an opportunity to drop 32bit Haskell... I am a little conflicted: it might affect some packages using pandoc in their builds for instance. Ironically the problem I seem to be running into should be have been fixed in 9.8.4, but perhaps not completely? I have opened https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/issues/25904
More progress in my rawhide sidetag, but moved to F43 now...
Though there is a reasonable chance, time allowing that F43 will actually ship ghc-9.10
However depending on the final result for Rawhide, I may still backport 9.8 to Fedora 42 perhaps.
Pushed to Rawhide in https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2025-8c24ced850
This has been in Rawhide for about a week now.
For rawhide I have also retired: - ghc-aeson-compat - ghc-fclabels - ghc-system-fileio