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I don't know of any reason not to.
I have some time this weekend. I will make a release then, or sooner if I can.

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Anyway this could be done? Trying to get the xmobar package building in Arch Linux with MPD support.

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@fosskers what is the problem you are encountering? Building xmobar 0.16 with the latest hackage version of libmpd appears to work for me. The only change relevant to 0.8 not included in 0.8.0.1 is support for network-2.4, as far as I can tell.

As an aside, I spoke prematurely on releasing 0.9, which probably will not happen for a while (I'm not able to set aside much time for haskell hacking these days, sadly).

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You hit the nail on the head there. It's the network dep collision within 0.8.0.1's cabal file that's getting pulled from hackage. Any way to get around this? I've also assumed maintainer status of xmobar in the AUR, which means a full hands-on solution (say, manually changing the cabal file) isn't what most users are going to be looking for.

Thanks for any help you can give on this. I know it sucks not to have all the free hacking time we want...

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@fosskers Would bumping the network dependency for libmpd work for you? If so, I'll upload a
new point release with the relevant patch.

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Yes actually, that would help a lot!
I checked the dep versions, and I think network is the only one that needs its upper limit raised.

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I've uploaded version 0.8.0.2 to Hackage. I hope it fixes the problem.

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You're a saint, thank you.

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libmpd-0.9 is now on Hackage.

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Nice, it is almost 2 years!

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Great, I'll update the arch package.

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@fosskers cool, but be advised that it breaks xmobar (or did last time I tried to build it).

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