- Initial import of stuff
- Add hackage index parsing test for parsec
- We can parse name and version
- Add generics-sop dep
- Use D.C.Prelude
- Add StructDiff
- Fix integral
- Add Parsec -class
- Add licence parsing
- Free text fields (parsed as ascii atm)
- Better StructDiff
- Parsec BuildType
- Implement VersionRange parser
- Section parsing first steps
- Sketch parseCondTree
- more sec parsing
- Module name
- hs-source-dirs
    ::: composition/0.1/composition.cabal
    ::: composition/0.2/composition.cabal
    ::: composition/0.2.1/composition.cabal
    ::: composition/1.0.0.0/composition.cabal
- PError (Position 20 1) "Unknown section: \"source-repository\""
- Parses condition
- Add some notes, address few comments
- Install alex on linux travis
- Make ParseResult strict state monad
- Use withinVersion
- No warnings
- Move to Distribution.PackageDescription.Parsec.FieldDescr
- extensions
- SourceRepo (sans kind) parsing
- RepoKind
- Few more stuff
- Add Distribution.Compat.Parsec
- We can parse all 'composition*' packages cabal files \o/
- fromUtf8BS
- Clean up abit
- More stuff
- And more stuff
- Traling whitespace :(
- Executables
- Benchmarks
- spaceListField
- Parse flag sections
- a ~ Char,
- tested with
- package description x-fields
- Conditions
- reformat
- Handle old syntax
- More fields
- More stuff
- ^co ok,
- more stuff
- ^c ok
- some of hackage ok
- A-Z ok
- Works [A-al)
- to the h
- rest of Hackage
- Introduce parsec -flag
- Count warnings
- Verify we get not less warnings from parsec parser
- fixup! Introduce parsec -flag
- Warn about old/new syntax and cabal-version
- Invalid UTF warning
- Deprecated fields
- Fix meta
- Move transformers dep under parsec flag
- Add parsec travis job

This increases our test coverage for using Cabal with GHC 7.0, 7.2
and HEAD.

Signed-off-by: Edward Z. Yang <ezyang@cs.stanford.edu>

- No need to add other-modules by hand
- Works on OSX (.sh didn't)
- Found missed files!

Lots of changes:

    - When possible, we use the container infrastructure (sudo: false)
      rather than Google Compute Engine infrastructure (sudo: required).
      Unfortunately, we can't use GCE for the Linux builds, where
      reduced RAM available hoses are GHC build.

    - Switched from using ./Setup and old-style cabal to new-build.
      There are numerous great benefits but the best is that
      .cabal/store can be cached on Travis, leading to huge speedups
      on the build.  Downside is we need to string-and-ceiling-wax
      support for test/haddock/etc.

    - I stopped bootstrapping on every build we do; instead there
      is a separate bootstrap build we do to make sure that that
      is working.  This also speeds up the basic builds since
      we are not building Cabal/cabal-install multiple times.

    - There are some hacks.  The big one is setting CABAL_BUILDDIR
      explicitly; this smooths over quite a few infelicities in
      the current new-build implementation.

Signed-off-by: Edward Z. Yang <ezyang@cs.stanford.edu>