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- **Pattern synonyms** - Gergö Érdi worked on an implementation of pattern synonyms for GHC, which will finally give us the power to abstract over patterns and give them names. While the design is not final (see the wiki for details\[PS\]), the results look promising, and hopefully fix a long-standing 'abstraction hole' in the term language for Haskell.
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- **Pattern synonyms** - Gergö Érdi worked on an implementation of pattern synonyms for GHC, which will finally give us the power to abstract over patterns and give them names. While the design is not final (see the wiki for details\[PS\]), the results look promising, and hopefully fix a long-standing 'abstraction hole' in the term language for Haskell.
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- **Explicit Type Application** - Stephanie Weirich, Richard Eisenburg and Hamidhasan Ahmed have been working on adding explicit type applications to GHC. This allows the programmer to specify the *types* that should be instantiated for arguments to a function application, where normally they would be inferred. While this capability already exists in GHC's internal language, System FC -- indeed, every FC-pro program has function application with explicitly applied types -- it has not been available in Haskell itself. While a lot of the syntax and design is not quite final, there are some details about the design available on the wiki \[TA\].
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- **Explicit Type Application** - Stephanie Weirich, Richard Eisenberg and Hamidhasan Ahmed have been working on adding explicit type applications to GHC. This allows the programmer to specify the *types* that should be instantiated for arguments to a function application, where normally they would be inferred. While this capability already exists in GHC's internal language, System FC -- indeed, every FC-pro program has function application with explicitly applied types -- it has not been available in Haskell itself. While a lot of the syntax and design is not quite final, there are some details about the design available on the wiki \[TA\].
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- **Git management changes** - For a long time, GHC has used a loosely coupled set of repositories during development. However, as we've added more contributors, this practice has become increasingly problematic, preventing us from using useful tools like `git bisect` to track down bugs. Our plans after the 7.8 release are to sort this out, and hopefully have stable, reproducible GHC builds for all.
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- **Git management changes** - For a long time, GHC has used a loosely coupled set of repositories during development. However, as we've added more contributors, this practice has become increasingly problematic, preventing us from using useful tools like `git bisect` to track down bugs. Our plans after the 7.8 release are to sort this out, and hopefully have stable, reproducible GHC builds for all.
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