# Cache downloads in ~/.ghcup/cache cache: False # Skip tarball checksum verification no-verify: False # enable verbosity verbose: False # When to keep build directories keep-dirs: Errors # Always | Never | Errors # Which downloader to use downloader: Curl # Curl | Wget | Internal # whether to run in offline mode no-network: False # whether/how to do gpg verification gpg-setting: GPGNone # GPGStrict | GPGLax | GPGNone # TUI key bindings, # see https://hackage.haskell.org/package/vty-5.31/docs/Graphics-Vty-Input-Events.html#t:Key # for possible values. key-bindings: up: KUp: [] down: KDown: [] quit: KChar: 'q' install: KChar: 'i' uninstall: KChar: 'u' set: KChar: 's' changelog: KChar: 'c' show-all: KChar: 'a' show-all-tools: KChar: 't' # The caching for the metadata files containing download info, depending on last access time # of the file. These usually are in '~/.ghcup/cache/ghcup-.yaml'. meta-cache: 300 # in seconds # When trying to download ghcup metadata, this option decides what to do # when the download fails: # 1. Lax: use existing ~/.ghcup/cache/ghcup-.yaml as fallback (default) # 2. Strict: fail hard meta-mode: Lax # Strict | Lax # Where to get GHC/cabal/hls download info/versions from. For more detailed explanation # check the 'URLSource' type in the code. url-source: ## Use the internal download uri, this is the default GHCupURL: [] ## Example 1: Read download info from this location instead ## Accepts file/http/https scheme ## Can also be an array of URLs or an array of 'Either GHCupInfo URL', in ## which case they are merged right-biased (overwriting duplicate versions). # OwnSource: "file:///home/jule/git/ghcup-hs/ghcup-0.0.3.yaml" ## Example 2: Add custom tarballs to the default downloads, overwriting duplicate versions. ## Can also be an array of 'Either GHCupInfo URL', also see Example 3. # AddSource: # Left: # globalTools: {} # toolRequirements: {} # ghcupDownloads: # GHC: # 9.10.2: # viTags: [] # viArch: # A_64: # Linux_UnknownLinux: # unknown_versioning: # dlUri: https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/7.10.3/ghc-7.10.3-x86_64-deb8-linux.tar.bz2 # dlSubdir: ghc-7.10.3 # dlHash: 01cfbad8dff1e8b34a5fdca8caeaf843b56e36af919e29cd68870d2588563db5 ## Example 3: Add multiple custom download files to the default downloads via right-biased merge (overwriting duplicate ## versions). # AddSource: # - Right: "file:///home/jule/git/ghcup-hs/ghcup-prereleases.yaml" # - Right: "file:///home/jule/git/ghcup-hs/ghcup-custom.yaml" # This is a way to override platform detection, e.g. when you're running # a Ubuntu derivate based on 18.04, you could do: # # platform-override: # arch: A_64 # platform: # contents: Ubuntu # tag: Linux # version: '18.04' platform-override: null # Support for mirrors. Currently there are 3 hosts you can mirror: # - github.com (for stack and some older HLS versions) # - raw.githubusercontent.com (for the yaml metadata) # - downloads.haskell.org (for everything else) # # E.g. when we have 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/ghcup-metadata/master/ghcup-0.0.7.yaml' # and the following mirror config # # "raw.githubusercontent.com": # authority: # host: "mirror.sjtu.edu.cn" # pathPrefix: "ghcup/yaml" # # Then the resulting url will be 'https://mirror.sjtu.edu.cn/ghcup/yaml/haskell/ghcup-metadata/master/ghcup-0.0.7.yaml' mirrors: "github.com": authority: host: "mirror.sjtu.edu.cn" "raw.githubusercontent.com": authority: host: "mirror.sjtu.edu.cn" pathPrefix: "ghcup/yaml" "downloads.haskell.org": authority: host: "mirror.sjtu.edu.cn"