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Neat! We use a TODO.md, but this solution can keep track of the exact position. Looks very useful. If there's a way that the developers can run it without inst

Neat! We use a TODO.md, but this solution can keep track of the exact position. Looks very useful. If there's a way that the developers can run it without installing the Haskell suite (maybe binary releases for Windows, Linux, macOS), we will try it. Does it ignore paths like node_modules/ and others or support command line arguments for that?

aviaviavi 8y ago
> If there's a way that the developers can run it without installing the Haskell suite (maybe binary releases for Windows, Linux, macOS), we will try it. Great, I was waiting for someone to ask for a binary distribution before actually going ahead and setting it up. I'll go ahead and do that then. > Does it ignore paths like node_modules/ and others or support command line arguments for that? Yes, you set a list of regexes per project for toodles to ignore.
- tln 8y ago
  Yes, I'm halfway through installing on my Mac, it'd be much easier to use a docker container or pre-built binary :) I created an issue suggesting a docker container, hope that's not annoying! PS in case it helps others: for macOS10.12 + brew, I had to add: extra-deps: - MissingH-1.4.0.1 to `~/.stack/global-project/stack.yaml`
  - aviaviavi 8y ago
    Just curious, which stack resolver are you using?
    - tln 8y ago
      Whatever `brew install stack` installed... $ stack --version Version 1.7.1 x86_64 ...lots more output, skipped... That's all I know :)
  - aviaviavi 8y ago
    Also not at all, I think a docker container is a good idea :D I'll probably just upload some binaries to start, but that's a good next step