atp-haskell: preferred and deprecated versions
Preferred and deprecated versions can be used to influence Cabal's decisions about which versions of atp-haskell to install. If a range of versions is preferred, it means that the installer won't install a non-preferred package version unless it is explicitly specified or if it's the only choice the installer has. Deprecating a version adds a range which excludes just that version. All of this information is collected in the preferred-versions file that's included in the index tarball. [maintainers: edit]
If all the available versions of a package are non-preferred or deprecated, cabal-install will treat this the same as if none of them are. This feature doesn't affect whether or not to install a package, only for selecting versions after a given package has decided to be installed. Entire-package deprecation is also available, but it's separate from preferred versions.
Stored information
atp-haskell has no preferred version ranges.
Explicitly deprecated versions for atp-haskell include: 1.14.2
The version range given to this package, therefore, is <1.14.2 || >1.14.2Versions affected
Green versions are normal versions. Yellow are those out of any preferred version ranges. Red are deprecated.