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v0.14.0 Changes
December 21, 2021
Highlights
- 🚚 Moved to exclusive support of Bazel 4
- 👌 Support for GHC 8.8, 8.10, 9.0 and 9.2
- 👍 Asterius support (experimental)
- 👍 Cross-compilation support
- haskell_module rule (experimental)
➕ Added
- 👌 Support for Bazel 4.1.0 and 4.2.1
- 👌 Support for GHC 8.8.4, 8.10.3, 8.10.4, 8.10.7, 9.0.1 and 9.2.1.
- 📦 Blacklisted empty ghc-byteorder package.
- 🍎 More reproducible GHC bindist on macOS. See #1462.
- Track GHC's lib/settings as an action input by exposing a files attribute in the haskell_toolchain rule, which is used in downstream actions. See #1478.
- ➕ Added ghc-bignum to the list of core packages (since GHC 9.0.1).
- Provided a Bazel-compatible version of ghc-paths. See #1508.
- 👍 Allow different repository names when registering Haskell toolchains for cross-compiling.
- ➕ Added hsc2hs into the inputs of cabal_wrapper so it can be found when cross-compiling.
- 👌 Support for platform constraints for GHCs in Nixpkgs.
- Added hie_bios_path_prefix to the haskell_repl rule to allow hie-bios to output paths relative to a directory besides the workspace root.
- 🔌 Experimental haskell_module rule, with profiling, hs-boot, plugin, preprocessor, package database, dynamic build and Template Haskell support. See #1553.
- 👌 Support for Cabal sublibraries, using the sublibrary_name attribute of the haskell_cabal_library rule.
- Added generates_path_module attribute to haskell_cabal_library, such that its data files are accessible to haskell_binary rules. See #1575.
- 0️⃣ Added non_default_plugins attribute to haskell_library and haskell_binary rules to avoid setting -fplugin for every module.
- 👌 Support for using Template Haskell and FFI with static C dependencies. See #1582.
- 👌 Support for Asterius. See #1614, #1618, #1619, #1621, #1643 and #1660.
- 👌 Support for sublibraries in the stack_snapshot rule. #1638.
- Support for the --incompatible_override_toolchain_transition flag.
✂ Removed
- 👌 Support for Bazel pre-4.0.0
🔄 Changed
- Source file names are explicitly mapped to module names and corresponding object and interface files in Starlark. The main module is determined heuristically, but can be overridden with the main_file attribute. See #1281.
- 📦 stack unpack now uses versioned packages. See #1455.
- cabal_wrapper now takes its arguments as JSON.
- 📌 Use GitHub API token in stack_snapshot pinning, if available, to avoid rate limiting. See #1494.
- Invoke a runghc for the execution platform in cabal_wrapper.
- compiler_flags options have been renamed to ghcopts in macros and rules, for consistency. The old name will still work, but has been deprecated.
- Automatic visibility of stack_snapshot dependencies to vendored packages. See #1583.
- All REPL targets are tagged as manual, so are only built on-demand.
- Use a more deterministic distdir path in haskell_cabal_* rules to improve reproducibility. See #1648.
🛠 Fixed
- 📌 stack_snapshot pinning with archives containing Cabal files located deeper down the tree.
- A regression whereby dynamically linked binaries were missing their libraries in the runfiles.
- 🍎 Compatibility issue with macOS Big Sur. See #1442.
v0.13.0 Changes
September 20, 2020
➕ Added
- 👌 Support for GHC 8.10.
- 👌 Support for building fully-static binaries. These binaries have fewer dependencies and are more portable across systems.
- 👌 Support Cabal setup script dependencies. See #1347.
- 👌 Support ghcide.
- 👌 Support building Stackage binaries in stack_snapshot, not just libraries. See #1304.
- 👍 Better compatibility with --remote_download_minimal.
- 👌 Support Stack snapshot pinning. In the common case, users don't even need to run Stack to resolve a snapshot to a set of package tarballs. The tarballs can be cached in the Bazel repository cache. See #1376.
🔄 Changed
- The platform name for Nix users has changed. The platforms in @//haskell/platforms/... are still supported, but are deprecated. Use @io_tweag_rules_nixpkgs//nixpkgs/platforms:host instead.
- 🏁 Avoid unnecessary recompilation on Windows. See #1280.
- 👉 Use Stack >= 2.3.1 in the implementation of stack_snapshot. This enables better sdist caching, better performance, and makes bazel fetch more effective.
- More aggressive shortening of library names to avoid exceeding MACH-O header size limits on macOS.
- 👉 Make variables are now expanded in compiler and REPL flags. See #1381.
🛠 Fixed
- 🔗 Linking shared libraries and binaries on Linux distributions that have PIE enabled by default, like Ubuntu from at least 18.04 onwards. See #1388.
v0.12.0 Changes
March 16, 2020
Highlights
- 🏁 Various improvements to Windows support.
- 👌 Support for Bazel 2.0.0
- 👍 Minimum supported Bazel version is now 0.29, but GHC bindist is known to fail on macOS with Bazel 0.29. Please use a more recent version for macOS.
➕ Added
- haskell_repl now has a hie_bios output group See #1263
- ➕ Added support for hrepl (a standalone binary that runs REPLS for Bazel Haskell targets). See #1210.
- haskell_cabal_library, haskell_cabal_binary, and stack_snapshot now have a verbose argument, to allow suppressing their output. See #1208.
- haskell_cabal_library and stack_snapshot now build the Haddock documentation if the parameter haddock is set to True (the default). See #1102 and #1200.
- ➕ Added support for GHC bindist versions 8.8.3, 8.8.2, and 8.8.1.
- 🏁 Windows: support for cabal See #1133.
- rules_haskell now depends on rules_sh, a toolchain for common shell commands. See #1117, #1143, and #1136 for motivation. See #1096 for the issue that triggered this train of thought.
✂ Removed
- hazel has been deleted, please use stack_snapshot instead. See #1158.
🔄 Changed
- The haskell_register_toolchains() is no longer defined in haskell/repositories.bzl, load it from haskell/toolchain.bzl instead.
- cabal wrapper: specify python3 as a requirement, to enhance error messages on macOS and reduce cache invalidations. See #1251, #1097, and #1096.
- ghc_bindist and haskell_register_ghc_bindists now have a locale argument. Set it to circumvent issues on systems without the default C.UTF-8 locale. See #1249.
- 👉 macOS: BAZEL_USE_CPP_ONLY_TOOLCHAIN = 1 must be set for Bazel to pick the correct C compiler. See #1159.
- ⚠ stack_snapshot: warning of stackage dependencies are not shown anymore, as they are irrelevant. See #1146 and #1026.
- Sorted the content of generated manifest files, hereby avoid some spurious rebuilds (more builds caching). See #1128 and #1126.
- ⚡️ Windows: possible race condition on stack update is now avoided, by calling stack update only once. See #1199 and #1090.
🛠 Fixed
- haskell_cabal_library and haskell_library now set relative RUNPATH entries. See #1267
- 🛠 Fixed that GHC bindist could contain absolute RUNPATH to rts See #1131.
- Documentations of rules haskelly_library, haskell_binary, and haskell_test now show the documentation of attributes. See #1122.
v0.11.0 Changes
October 10, 2019
Highlights
- Various improvements to cabal_binary/library and stack_snapshot.
- 🎉 Initial experimental Windows support for cabal_binary/library and stack_snapshot.
- [start](./start) script for setting up rules_haskell allows to set up a nixpkgs-based bazel workspace, for NixOS users, via the --use-nix option.
➕ Added
- 🏁 Windows-support for cabal/stack. See #1074.
- stack_snapshot: vendored_packages attribute for manually overriding packages in a stack snapshot. There is an example in [./examples/WORKSPACE](./examples/WORKSPACE). See #1060.
✂ Removed
- 🗄 The haskell/haskell.bzl entrypoint, which was deprecated in the previous release, was removed. Please use haskell/defs.bzl instead.
🔄 Changed
- The deps attribute to stack_snapshot has been replaced by the extra_deps attribute. It no longer takes a list of dependencies to be added to all packages, but instead a dictionary specifying additional dependencies to select packages. See stack_snapshot API docs for an example. See #1068.
🛠 Fixed
- Unified the cc_wrapper on all OSes.
  - Consistently shortens paths of library dependencies to work around size limits on Windows and macOS
  - fixes .so/.dylib ending confusing on macOS
  - improves the REPL on macOS See #1039.
- cabal_binary/library targets don’t name-clash anymore
- haskell_cabal_library no longer builds exe components, speeding up builds. See #1095.
- Haddock information for protobuf rules generates correctly. See #1108.
v0.10.0 Changes
September 03, 2019
Highlights
- 👍 The minimum supported Bazel version is now 0.27.
rules_haskell supports Bazel up to 0.28. 0.27 is a LTS release, which means upstream guarantees all new releases are backwards-compatible to it for 3 months. See the Bazel Stability blog post for more information.
- The repository name has changed, to follow the new [Bazel rule guidelines][bazel-rule-guidelines]. It was previously called @io_tweag_rules_haskell. It is now called @rules_haskell. You should adapt your WORKSPACE file to match this, as well as your .bazelrc.local file, if any.
- haskell_cabal_library/haskell_cabal_binary: Both use cabal to build Haskell package dependencies.
- stack_snapshot: Uses stack’s dependency resolving algorithm to generate haskell_cabal_library targets automatically. Requires stack > 2.1, which it will download if cannot be found in PATH.
- It is now possible to statically link Haskell libraries in CC binaries.
- A new example has been added.
[cat_hs:](./examples/cat_hs/) is an example of a non-trivial application with multiple third-party dependencies downloaded from Hackage, C library dependencies and split up into multiple libraries and a binary. We use a rule wrapping Cabal to build the Hackage dependencies. This example requires Nix installed. It is used to build (or download from a binary cache) the C library dependencies.
- 👌 Improved coverage reports.
- Haddock links to prebuilt libraries.
- 💻 Various improvements to reduce header size limits and command line argument length, in order to better support macOS and Windows.
🚀 [bazel-rule-guidelines]: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/skylark/deploying.html

➕ Added
- haskell_cabal_library/haskell_cabal_binary. See #879, #898 and #904.
- stack_snapshot. See #887 (name changed to stack_snapshot after this PR). See also #1011.
- tools arguments for stack and cabal rules. See #907. They can be arbitrary tools, see #987.
- tools attribute to core haskell_* rules. This attribute can be used to expose GHC preprocessors. See #911.
- Static GHC RTS can be specified in the toolchain. See #970.
- 🏁 runfiles library: manifest file support (for Windows). See #992.
- 👷 Prototype implementation of bazel worker mode (not production-ready yet). See #1024 and #1055
🔄 Changed
- The haskell_toolchain macro now no longer adds a toolchain definition. You must now define yourself a haskell_toolchain and a toolchain separately. This should be a mostly transparent change, because nearly no one uses these functions directly. They are normally only used transitively via haskell_register_toolchains and related functions. See #843.
- 🗄 The haskell/haskell.bzl entrypoint is deprecated. use haskell/defs.bzl instead.
- 🗄 The haskell_repositories() macro is deprecated. Use rules_haskell_dependencies() from haskell/repositories.bzl instead.
- The haskell_register_toolchains() macro is deprecated. Use rules_haskell_toolchains() from haskell/repositories.bzl instead.
- The exports attribute’s semantics are changed:
‘A list of other haskell libraries that will be transparently added as a dependency to every downstream rule.’

The original exports is available under the new name reexported_modules. See #1008.
- @ is allowed in Haskell binary names.
- haskell_library may be empty (no files in srcs). See #1035.
✂ Removed
- 👕 The haskell_lint rule has been removed. It should have been designed as a test rule and it should have had a different name. The rule isn't even necessary for its current purpose: it's more convenient to turn on compiler warnings globally in the toolchain definition.
- The cc_haskell_import and haskell_cc_import rules have been removed. These rules were redundant since Haskell rules can directly interact with C rules. Use the following patterns instead.
```
  # To import Haskell from C.
  haskell_library(name = "haskell-lib", ...)
  cc_library(name = "cc-lib", deps = [":haskell-lib"], ...)

  # To import C from Haskell.
  cc_library(name = "cc-lib", ...)
  haskell_library(name = "haskell-lib", deps = [":cc-lib"], ...)

  # To import a pre-built library.
  cc_library(name = "so-lib", srcs = glob(["libxyz.so*", "libxyz.dylib", "libxyz.a", "libxyz.dll"]))
  haskell_library(name = "haskell-lib", deps = [":so-lib"], ...)
```
🛠 Fixed
- haskell_register_ghc_nixpkgs: Forward all arguments to wrapped rules. See #886. Also support repository argument and nixopts.
- Haddock links to prebuilt libraries. See #928 and #934.
- 📚 Documentation for GHC plugin targets is now included in the API documentation.
- The Multi-REPL recognizes haskell_toolchain_library dependencies.
- 👀 Various imrovements to linking. See #930.
- $(location) expansion for “expression is not a declared prerequisite of this rule”. See #990.
- 👍 Better error if the compiler version doesn’t match the one specified in the toolchain. See #1014.
- 🍎 macOS bindists correctly find ar and sed invocation was broken. See #1022 and #1017.
- Allow arbitrary name for haskell_cabal_library. See #1034.
- 🏁 Various fixes for c2hs on Windows See #1046 and #1052.
- :load command in ghci See #1046.
👌 Improved
- Profiling mode (--compilation_mode="dbg"). See #896.
- GHC errors won’t be swallowed anymore. See #1050.
v0.9.1 Changes
June 03, 2019
🛠 Fixed
- 🍎 Bindists were broken on MacOS.
  👀 See 884.
v0.9 Changes
May 07, 2019
Highlights
👍 The minimum supported Bazel version is now v0.24.

The version is available from nixpkgs unstable and via
🚀 official releases.
🎉 Initial Windows support

🏁 A non-trivial subset of rules_haskell is now working on Windows.
See the project tracker
for finished and ongoing work.
👌 Improved OSX support

Due to the mach-o header size limit, we took extra measures to
👉 make sure generated library paths are as short as possible, so
🔗 linking haskell binaries works even for large dependency graphs.
👍 Better Bindist support

🏗 The default start script sets up a
0️⃣ bindist-based project by default.

rules_nixpkgs is no longer a required dependency of
rules_haskell (but can still be used as backend).
Full Haskell–C–Haskell Sandwich

A haskell_library can be now be used nearly anywhere a
cc_library can.

The old cc_haskell_import and haskell_cc_import wrapper rules
🗄 are no longer necessary and have been deprecated.
👍 Greatly improved REPL support

A new haskell_repl rule allows to load multiple source targets by
source, or compiled, as needed. Example usage:
```
haskell_repl(
  name = "my-repl",
  # Collect all transitive Haskell dependencies from these targets.
  deps = [
      "//package-a:target-1",
      "//package-b:target-2",
  ],
  # Load targets by source that match these patterns.
  include = [
      "//package-a/...",
      "//packaga-b/...",
      "//common/...",
  ],
  # Don't load targets by source that match these patterns.
  exclude = [
      "//package-a/vendored/...",
  ],
)
```
👌 Support for GHC plugins

🔌 Each haskell_* rule now has a plugins attribute. It takes a
list of bazel targets, which should be haskell_librarys that
🔌 implement the GHC plugin
specification.
🎉 Initial Code Coverage support

👀 Measure coverage of your Haskell code. See the “Checking Code
✅ Coverage”
section in the manual.

Compatibility Notice

🔀 hazel was merged into
rules_haskell, but
we are not yet certain about the exact interface we want to expose.
🚀 hazel is therefore not included in this release, and we can’t
guarantee the original, unmerged version is compatible with this
🚀 release. If you depend on hazel, please use a recent master commit
of rules_haskell.

🔄 Changed
haskell_register_ghc_bindists is no longer re-exported from
//haskell/haskell.bzl.
You must now load that macro from //haskell:nixpkgs.bzl.
rules_nixpkgs is no longer a dependency of rules_haskell.
haskell_import has been renamed to haskell_toolchain_library.
This is a substantial breaking change. But adapting to it should be
as simple as
```
sed -i 's/^haskell_import/haskell_toolchain_library/' **/BUILD{,.bazel}
sed -i 's/"haskell_import"/"haskell_toolchain_library"/' **/BUILD{,.bazel}
```
👀 See #843.
haskell_toolchain’s tools attribute is now a list of labels.
Earlier entries take precendence. To migrate, add [] around your
argument.
👀 See #854.
0️⃣ The default outputs of haskell_library are now the static and/or
📦 shared library files, not the package database config and cache
files.

➕ Added
- haskell_repl rule that constructs a ghci wrapper that loads
  multiple targets by source.
  👀 See #736.
- 🔌 plugins attribute to haskell_* rules to load GHC plugins.
  👀 See #799.
- The HaskellInfo and HaskellLibraryInfo providers are now
  exported and thus accessible by downstream rules.
  👀 See #844.
- Generate version macros for preprocessors (c2hs, hsc2hs).
  👀 See #847.
- bindist_toolchain rule gets haddock_flags and repl_ghci_args
  attributes.
- 🏗 @repl targets write json file with build information, usable by
  IDE tools.
  👀 See #695.
🗄 Deprecated
- haskell_cc_import; use cc_library instead.
  👀 See #831.
- cc_haskell_import; just use haskell_library like a cc_library.
  👀 See #831.
🛠 Fixed
- Support protobuf roots in haskell_proto_library.
  👀 See #722.
- Made GHC bindist relocatable on *nix.
  👀 See #853.
- 🛠 Various other fixes
v0.8 Changes
January 28, 2019
[0.8] - 2019-01-28
- 👍 The minimum supported Bazel version is now v0.21.
➕ Added
- haskell_register_toolchains, haskell_register_ghc_bindists and
  haskell_register_ghc_nixpkgs to register multiple toolchains for
  multiple platforms at once. Toolchains from binary distributions can
  now coexist with toolchains from Nixpkgs, even on the same platform.
  👀 On nixpkgs you need to provide a toolchain. See
  the README for instructions.
  👀 See #597
  and #610.
- Instructions on how to reference a local checkout of rules_haskell.
- rules_haskell is forward-compatible with the next breaking changes
  in bazel versions, via the --all_incompatible_changes flag.
  👀 See #613.
✂ Removed
- The generate_so attribute of haskell_binary and haskell_test
  🚀 has been completely superseded by linkstatic in the last release
  🚚 and became a no-op, so it is removed.
- The main_file attribute of haskell_binary and haskell_test
  🚚 had been deprecated because it was a no-op, so it is removed.
- The prebuilt_dependencies attribute of all haskell rules
  🚚 had been deprecated two versions ago and is removed.
  👀 Use haskell_import instead (see docs for usage).
- 👍 The extra_binaries field is now no longer supported.
🔄 Changed
- ghc_bindist now requires a target argument. Use
  haskell_register_ghc_nixpkgs to call ghc_bindist once per known
  target.
  👀 See #610.
- ghc_bindist now registers itself as a toolchain. We no longer
  require a separate toolchain definition and registration in addition
  to ghc_bindist.
  👀 See #610.
- 👍 c2hs support is now provided in a separate toolchain called
  c2hs_toolchain, rather than an optional extra to the
  haskell_toolchain.
  👀 See #590.
- 📇 Rename bindist arch names so they are the same as in
  rules_go/nodejs.
🛠 Fixed
- Prevent duplicate installs of bazel_skylib
  👀 See #536.
- ✅ Test suite now executes all binaries, various runtime errors were
  uncovered.
  👀 See #551.
- Repl targets that have indirect cc_library dependencies.
  👀 See #576.
- linkstatic for haskell binaries that have an indirect dependency
  📦 on a prebuilt haskell package.
  👀 See #569.
- … and an indirect dependency on a C library.
  👀 See #567.
- Prefer linking agains static C libraries with linkstatic.
  👀 See #587.
- Haddock flags take precedence over GHC compiler flags.
  👀 See #572.
- 0️⃣ User-defined GHC flags now override default flags.
  👀 See #607.
- Dynamic transitive C(++) libraries work.
  👀 See #627.
v0.7 Changes
December 24, 2018
➕ Added
- 👌 Support for Bazel 0.20.0. This is now also the lower bound for the supported version.
- 👌 Supported reexported modules, via the new exports attribute. See #357.
- 👌 Support linkstatic attribute, for building mostly static binaries. This is now the default for binaries, to match the C/C++ rules defaults. See #378.
- 0️⃣ It is now possible to set default Haddock flags in the toolchain definition. See #425.
- 👌 Support wrapping Haskell libraries as shared objects callable from Python. See #370.
🔄 Changed
- REPL targets have changed name. If you have a library target foo, then the corresponding REPL target is now called foo@repl. It was previously called foo-repl. The old name is still supported but is deprecated.
- 0️⃣ Don't set a default version number anymore in libraries and binaries. Version numbers, and CPP version macros, are now only used for packages imported from Hackage. Don't use them otherwise. See #386, #414 and #446.
- 🍎 On macOS, we use ar for linking, not Libtool. See #392.
- The runfiles Haskell library has been broken out into a Cabal library and published on Hackage.
🛠 Fixed
- 🏗 Make REPL force building of dependencies. See #363.
- 👀 Don’t crash on inputs missing .haddock interface files. See #362
- 🛠 Fix handling of non-unique package names. See #403.
v0.6 Changes
July 21, 2018
[0.6] - 2018-07-21

➕ Added
👀 Protocol buffers integration using proto-lens. See
#239.
strip_include_prefix attribute to the haskell_cc_import rule. See
#241.
👌 Support for c2hs files. See
#351.
The extra_srcs attribute that allows to list non-Haskell source files
that should be visible during compilation and linking (usually useful with
👀 TH). See #292.
The extra_binaries attribute to the haskell_toolchain rule. See
#282.
👀 A Haskell library for looking up runfiles. See
#302.
✅ A separate toolchain for doctest—haskell_doctest_toolchain. See
#310.
The compiler_flags attribute to the haskell_toolchain rule allowing to
👀 specify default compiler flags. See
#315.
The ability to set locale to be used during compilation by adding the
locale and locale_archive attributes to haskell_toolchain. See
#328.
👀 Proper support for profiling. See
#332.
The repl_ghci_args attribute to the haskell_toolchain rule. See
#334.
The haskell_import rule allowing us to make specifying dependencies more
👀 uniform and to deprecate the prebuilt_dependencies attribute. See
#337.

🛠 Fixed
👀 Template Haskell linking against cc_library. See
#218.
🔗 Linking issues on MacOS. See
#221.
📦 GHC packages that correspond to targets with the same name but in
👀 different Bazel packages no longer clash. See
#219.
🍎 Build breakage on MacOS when XCode is not installed. See
#223.
🐛 Bug preventing Haddock generation because of missing dynamic shared
👀 libraries when targets have TH in them. See
#226.
📦 Hyperlinks between targets contained in different Bazel packages
👀 (Haddocks). See #231.
👀 Generated source files do not cause issues now. See
#211.
👀 data attributes now allow files in them. See
#236.
🐛 Bug when headers and hsc2hs-produced files were not visible to Haddock.
👀 See #254.
Bug preventing using genrule-produced headers via haskell_cc_import. See
#268.
🐛 Bug that allowed us avoid specifying certain prebuilt_dependencies if
👀 they were already specified for transitive dependencies. See
#286.
🐛 Bug that was making modules generated from .hsc and .chs files and
👀 generated modules in general not available in the REPLs. See
#323.

🔄 Changed
➕ Added -Wnoncanonical-monad-instances to default warnings in
👕 haskell_lint.
How REPLs work. Now there is an optional output per binary/library. Its
🏗 name is the name of target with -repl added. Users can then build and
👀 run such a REPL for any defined target. See
#220 and
#225.
📚 The haskell_doc rule now produces self-contained documentation bundle
👀 with unified index. See
#249.
👕 haskell_lint now only lints direct dependencies. See
#293.
✅ haskell_doctest has been re-designed. It's now a normal rule that works
only on direct dependencies and allows to specify modules which should be
👀 tested, pass custom flags to doctest executable. See
#342.
The prebuilt_dependencies attribute of haskell_binary and
👀 haskell_library has been deprecated. See
#355.

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