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I was looking into creating a template for `IHP(Integrated Haskell Platform) myself.
I started by looking at templates for Lisp and Rust based projects, and found they have a type key. I'm not sure what that key refers to, or if it's possible to make our own.
I'm assuming the answer is it's a pointer to an image in a private Docker registry, and we cannot make our own. Is that correct, and if so, how much interest would you need to see in a language before you would consider supporting it?
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The current listing of runtimes (types) is available in our documentation. Using your own docker images is on our roadmap but I am not sure of a specific time frame.
It's possible you could install GHCup, and then use it to install Haskell during the build stage on our platform, but I've not tried it so can not say for sure. As for making it an available offering, let me look into that.
That's great, I guessed I might be able to find some hacky workaround (and use it just because I like platformsh), but it would be good to have an official runtime.
I was looking into creating a template for `IHP(Integrated Haskell Platform) myself.
I started by looking at templates for Lisp and Rust based projects, and found they have a
type
key. I'm not sure what that key refers to, or if it's possible to make our own.I'm assuming the answer is it's a pointer to an image in a private Docker registry, and we cannot make our own. Is that correct, and if so, how much interest would you need to see in a language before you would consider supporting it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: