Use TemplateHaskellQuotes rather than TemplateHaskell extension #21
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TemplateHaskell can't be used in boot libraries as not all platforms support evaluating Template Haskell splices. Therefore we should use TemplateHaskellQuotes to be more precise about the requirements which a module places on the host system.
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It seems this change breaks on GHC < 9.0 due to missing Lift instance. |
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Are you able to investigate and finish this PR @hasufell ? |
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@mpickering can you review the additional commit? |
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Looks good to me! Thanks Julian. |
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Can you please push a tag for the 2.0.4 release? |
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TemplateHaskell can't be used in boot libraries as not all platforms support evaluating Template Haskell splices. Therefore we should use TemplateHaskellQuotes to be more precise about the requirements which a module places on the host system.