Upload new version to hackage

[shinzui]

I just got bitten by #9 and had to point to master to fix my issue. Could you please upload a new version?

[NorfairKing]

Ping to the maintainer

[NorfairKing]

Ping again^ @Kleidukos
Is there a way to suggest taking over maintainership?

[Kleidukos]

@NorfairKing Same way as always: https://wiki.haskell.org/Taking_over_a_package

[NorfairKing]

@supki Would you be up for sharing maintenance?

[pbrisbin]

👋 Hi there, it's been so long that I completely forgot that I motivated the switch from keep to sensitive!

For what it's worth, I just implemented a workaround in $WORK_PROJECT:

kept :: Parser e a -> Parser e a
kept = Parser . hoistAlt (\v -> v { varfKeep = True }) . unParser

This lets you decide from the outside to remove this behavior:

- parse id $ (,)
+ parse id $ kept $ (,)
    <$> var str "FOO" mempty
    <*> var str "BAR" mempty

I even re-opened my fork and started to implement it here to PR and was super confused when varfKeep didn't exist 🤦

Anyway, this radio silence could be enough to formally go with the override procedure,

1. Try to contact the maintainer. Give him/her reasonable time to respond.
2. State your intention to take over the package in a public forum (we recommend the haskell-cafe and/or libraries list). CC the maintainer.
3. Wait a while.
4. Send an email to the hackage administrators (hackage-admin@haskell.org), with a link to the public email thread.
5. The admins will grant you maintenance rights or upload a patched version for you.

An argument could be made that we're already at (4), but we could also start at step (2) with a haskell-cafe email.

@NorfairKing are you interested in proceeding on this, or (if you no one objects), I can.

[supki]

Hey, very sorry for completely forgetting about this project even existing. (We don't use Hackage as $WORK so we weren't really hit by the lack of maintenance). I'll make a release later today once I get to my PC.

I'm open to sharing the maintenance btw, hopefully there isn't too much work anyway.

[pbrisbin]

Awesome, thanks!

That should close #12 and #18, along with this Issue. 👍

[supki]

0.5.0 is now on Hackage 👏 👏 ^{only took 4 years}

[tchoutri]

Awesome!!