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READMED: add --clean, improve cabal-dev

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Greg Weber 2012-02-10 13:27:02 -08:00
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@ -95,9 +95,12 @@ virthualenv --name=yesod
#### individual cabal packages #### individual cabal packages
~~~ { .bash } ~~~ { .bash }
# install and test all packages # install and test all packages in a repo
./scripts/install ./scripts/install
# If things seem weird, you may need to do a clean.
./scripts/install --clean
# move to the individual package you are working on # move to the individual package you are working on
cd shakespeare-text cd shakespeare-text
@ -109,17 +112,12 @@ cabal test
#### cabal-dev #### cabal-dev
cabal-dev works very well if you are working on a single package, but it can be very cumbersome to work on multiple packages at once. cabal-dev works very well if you are working on a single package.
For working on multiple packages at once (installing Yesod), you need to use the shared sandbox feature.
### Use your development version of Yesod in your application ### Use your development version of Yesod in your application
Note that we have recommended to you to install Yesod into a sandboxed virthualenv environment. Note that we have recommended to you to install Yesod into a sandboxed virthualenv environment.
This is great for development, but when you want to use these development versions in your application that means they are not available through your user/global cabal database for your application. This is great for development, but when you want to use these development versions in your application that means they are not available through your user/global cabal database for your application.
You should just continue to use your yesod virthualenv shell for your application. You should just continue to use your yesod virthualenv shell for your application.
You can also use the same`cabal-dev shared sandbox.
You can also use `cabal-dev install` to retrieve these packages.
cd to your application directory, and the reference the source list.
~~~ { .bash }
cabal-dev install /path/to/yesodweb/yesod/*(/)
~~~