Trivial, but might be of interest - test groups about katydid-haskell

[awalterschulze]

Cool Thank you. Both look promising, given a very quick skim.
I look into this in more depth later :)
This is definitely a part of the project where I feel like a need something extra.

[awalterschulze]

I added tasty.
It looks MUCH better.
Thanks again.

If you get your PVP bounds set up and are willing to keep the library up to date every few months as dependencies change, you get free test coverage reports from hackage matrix if you publish to hackage - https://matrix.hackage.haskell.org/package/postgresql-typed Alternatively, you can use Travis using the FP Complete or hvr versions of multi-travis-ghc scripts

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[awalterschulze]

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[awalterschulze]

Yes I think publishing to hackage is a good idea. Didn't know I got free testing as well. Thats really cool :)

[awalterschulze]

I have added it to hackage
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/katydid-0.1.0.0
Do I simply wait to get a report from hackage matrix or is there something I still need to do?

I think it runs nightly

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I think it only checks for compiling against different GHC's, doesn't appear to run test-suites. Travis will probably help you more for now, since it will run your tests. Hackage will want dependency bounds, which is probably too much detail for you to get into into currently.

[awalterschulze]

I have setup travis as suggested by you and stackage and also added my package to stackage.
Hackage has not asked for any dependency bounds though.