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The flag in question is automatic, and doesn't affect public API (AFAIK). So removing it is not breaking change, I don't see how any consumer could break. (EDIT: compare to just adding/removing a dependency, those aren't breaking by themself)
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Yeah, since cabal
does not mind passing non-existent package flags, I do not see this as a breaking change.
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since
cabal
does not mind passing non-existent package flags
Ah, this is the bit that I was confused about. I thought that a user explicitly setting that flag might run into upgrade troubles.
If this question is something that should be documented on the website, I'd leave this issue open for now.
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