>Doesn't mean things don't break, though. Right. The issue is that cabal has unfairly developed a reputation as being broken. People always say stuff like "e

>Doesn't mean things don't break, though. Right. The issue is that cabal has unfairly developed a reputation as being broken. People always say stuff like "every other language has this sorted out, why is haskell so bad at it?". When the reality is that the problems you get with cabal are the same ones you get with cpan or pip or anything else.