I am using cabal v2-build
to build a project and it keeps failing on a package that I do not directly depend on. Is there a way with cabal
to list all of a package's dependencies (ideally in tree format) so I can see what I'm relying on that's calling the build fail and (hopefully) get rid of it.
Try cabal-plan
: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/cabal-plan
In particular cabal-plan info
will display copious information on dependencies in a tree format.
Note that cabal-plan
requires that you've run cabal
first, but the build need not complete successfully. It just needs to get past the build-plan stage. cabal-plan
will then read the meta-info cabal created and display it in a readable format for you in detail.
(Aside: cabal-plan
can also create transitive license info, quite useful as well. See the license-report
option, which does require a separate flag during build time.)
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