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+ide-backend
+===========
+
+[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/fpco/ide-backend.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/fpco/ide-backend)
+
+Versions and releases
+---------------------
+
+The ide-backend component now uses versioned releases (following the normal
+package version policy). While we do not make tarballs, we will always tag
+versions.
+
+Please *only* use tagged versions and not intermediate git hashes. Instead,
+please request new tagged releases (either from head or based on old versions).
+
+Please consult the changelog below when integrating a new version of
+ide-backend. The changelog is the place where we will point out:
+
+ * new features;
+ * interface changes;
+ * and other relevant information such as which areas may need particular
+   attention and testing during integration.
+
+
+Changelog
+---------
+
+ *  Version 0.10
+
+    * Updated private dependencies: binary-ide-backend 0.7.3.0,
+      Cabal-ide-backend 1.22
+
+    * Added support for ghc 7.10
+
+    TODO: Release notes not yet complete.
+
+ *  Version 0.9
+
+    * Required ghc patch levels:
+
+      - For ghc 7.4: 796f4f89aeaacc778c75f7f05ecf6e37279841ce
+      - For ghc 7.8: 1cb68c640a7066532eab990956b3220036e7ee31
+
+    * This release requires a new version of the ide-backend-rts (0.1.3),
+      which makes sure Handles get reset even when the snippet fails
+
+    * New features:
+
+      - Support for the official ghc 7.8.3 release, and moved to Cabal 1.18.1.3
+        for Cabal-ide-backend.
+
+      - buildExe now supports setting targets. The API for setting targets has
+        changed as is now
+
+            updateTargets :: Targets -> IdeSessionUpdate
+
+        where
+
+            data Targets = TargetsInclude [FilePath]
+                         | TargetsExclude [FilePath]
+
+      - Ability to change include paths dynamically (#178). Note that changing
+        include paths (as well as changing targets) will cause a server restart.
+
+      - Ability to hide and unhide packages dynamically, and change Safe
+        Haskell flags dynamically (#185, #224). Unlike we had previously
+        thought, we can in fact do this without a server restart.
+
+      - Executables can now be run from ide-backend with the same API as
+        running snippets (#181). Most of our runStmt tests in the test suite
+        now have a corresponding runExe test (which can however be disabled with
+        the --no-exe test suite option). Note that we _do_ expect _some_
+        semantic differences between tests and snippets through the API; in
+        particular, since we don't manage the executable, we cannot affect its
+        I/O buffering modes or encoding settings. Also, the RunActions returned
+        by runExe eventually return an ExitCode rather than a RunResult.
+
+      - Snippets now run as independent processes and the "Running" state is
+        gone from ide-backend. The RPC framework is modified to be able to
+        deal with multiple RPC conversations (and fixed some bugs that were
+        introduced in that change: #225); RPC conversations with the split off
+        processes happen over named pipes. This uses 'forkProcess', for which
+        we have identified and fixed a number of ghc RTS bugs (#9377, #9347,
+        \#9296, #9295, #9284). The use of a separate process is necessary
+        because we need to be able to change process global state for the
+        snippet (buffering, current working directory, value of getArgs, etc.).
+        Issue #206 was partly related to these ghc bugs.  One consequence of
+        this is that it is now possible to change data files while a snippet is
+        running (#176).
+
+      - The API for changing environment variables is changed (#202). It is now
+
+            updateEnv :: [(String, Maybe String)] -> IdeSessionUpdate
+
+        and is intended to be stateless rather than cumulative as it had been.
+
+      - The API for setting options is changed. We no longer make a (public)
+        distinction between static ghc options and dynamic ghc options, and
+        the configStaticOpts are gone from the ide-backend configuration.
+        Instead, we simply have
+
+            updateGhcOpts :: [String] -> IdeSessionUpdate
+
+        and ide-backend handles the distinction entirely internally. Note that
+        so far the only option that we have come across that are truly static
+        (i.e., require a session restart) are changes to the linker flags.
+        Anything else (including changes to the package visibility) we can
+        handle server side without a restart.
+
+      - Similarly, removed the relative includes from the configuration and
+        moved them to the session init parameters where they should have been
+        from the start (because they can be changed dynamically).
+
+        Note that you need path `""` in relative includes for `updateTargets`
+        and `buildExe` to be aware of the same set of source directories
+        (#184).
+
+    * Closed issues:
+
+      - Asymptotic performance improvement (#167, ghc #7478) and added
+        performance unit tests. These are very rough at the moment and can fail
+        simply due to high system load, for instance.
+
+      - Make sure ghc sees changes to dependent files (#134, ghc #7473).
+
+      - We correctly wipe out the GHC search path before setting our own (#169).
+
+      - Invoking the Cabal functions that print to stdout and stderr is now
+        done via our RPC (#180) that starts a separate binary
+        ide-backend-exe-cabal. This is necessary so that we can change process
+        global state such as the current working directory without affecting
+        the rest of the system.
+
+        The stdout output it redirected to a log file and analyzed to provide
+        Progress updates. The binary has to be present on the path. E.g., when
+        you run ide-backend tests you can add the extra fpco-stock-7.4 path
+        component (see SETUP.md), into which the binary is installed by default
+        with 'cabal install':
+
+         IDE_BACKEND_EXTRA_PATH_DIRS=~/env/fpco-patched-7.4/local/bin:~/env/fpco-patched-7.4/dot-cabal/bin:~/env/fpco-stock-7.4/dot-cabal/bin \
+         IDE_BACKEND_PACKAGE_DB=~/env/fpco-patched-7.4/dot-ghc/snippet-db \
+         dist/build/ghc-errors/ghc-errors
+
+      - forceCancel of a snippet now sends sigKILL rather than "requesting"
+        a server shutdown (#173).
+
+      - Added updateRtsOpts to the API and set default stack size to 8MB (#191).
+        However, limiting stack size does not seem to work for ghc 7.4. ghci
+        manages it so there must be a way, but simply starting the server with
+        +RTS -K.. -RTS does is not sufficient (#258).
+
+      - configRelativeIncludes taken into account when building C files (#212).
+
+      - Make it possible to override path to GHC (#205).
+
+      - Disable idle GC in the server (#206).
+
+      - Don't lose location information when getting multiple error messages
+        (#213).
+
+      - Make sure we don't lose output from C code by flushing C buffers as well
+        as Haskell buffers (#210).
+
+      - Make sure that we can set linker flags dynamically (#214).
+
+      - Fix inconsistent user package database loading (#221).
+
+      - Make sure that runStmt can safely be interrupted without putting the
+        main session in an inconsistent state or leading to deadlock (#219,
+        \#220) and that it will terminate the server if it does get interrupted
+        (#231).
+
+      - Make sure server terminates when client does (#194).
+
+      - Be consistent (GHC API/exe building) about Haskell2010 (#190).
+
+      - Better fix to #119: we no longer wipe the entire build directory when
+        building executables, but instead update the timestamps of .o files.
+        This gives us better performance when building executables.
+
+      - Unload object file when a previously correct C file is replaced with
+        one containing errors (#201) or when the C file is removed from the
+        session (#241).
+
+      - Make sure object files are resolved correctly, even if they were
+        previously loaded (#228, #230) and properly report linker errors
+        to the client (#242).
+
+      - Make sure relevant ghc options are passed to ghc when compiling C files
+        (#218) and recompile C files when options are changed (#214).
+
+      - Make sure calling Haddock does not change the source files in the
+        session (#238).
+
+      - Make sure the client gets as much information as possible on a hard
+        server crash (#239).
+
+      - Remove previous error logs on calls to buildExe etc (#245) so that
+        on a call to buildExe we don't leave confusing old error messages lying
+        around.
+
+      - Make sure to generate position independent code (#244).
+
+    * Other minor bug fixes and changes:
+
+      - Don't skip ghc progress messages that include "[TH]" (these were
+        confusing our parser)
+      - Changed bounds on dependencies
+      - Internal refactoring of the updateSession logic, which is now a lot
+        more comprehensible (mostly possible now because we no longer have
+        a "Running" state, and starting a snippet is now independent of the
+        main session). This implies a minor API change; IdeSessionUpdate is no
+        longer a Monad, and no longer takes a type argument. It still satisifes
+        Monoid, however, and this should barely affect client code (other than
+        perhaps a type annotation here and there, replacing `IdeSessionUpdate
+        ()` with `IdeSessionUpdate`). This also resolves a race condition that
+        was present in `updateSession` (where a concurrent update session might
+        grab the session lock while the first session update was attempting to
+        restart the session). Also, better treatment of exceptions during
+        session updates (#250, #253).
+      - Added updateDeleteManagedFiles session update to remove all managed
+        (source and data) files from a session.
+      - Catch and report exceptions thrown by Haddock building.
+
+    * Test suite has been significantly refactored (#217, #237, #231), and is
+      now far more modular (dramatically improved compile times), can re-use
+      sessions for tests (which has brought to light quite a few bugs) as well
+      as in parallel (although the latter has not been tested sufficiently
+      yet), and uses tasty rather than test-framework. Various minor fixes to
+      the tests:
+
+      - GHC 7.8 started using fancy (unicode) quotes, which confused some tests.
+      - Added test for .hsboot files in subdirectories (#177)
+      - Don't rely on availability of profiling libs in the tests.
+      - Don't rely on the IsString instance for Data.ByteString because it
+        uses `pack` and thus throws away UTF8 data (#234).
+      - Test for package registration fixed (#250). Note that a running session
+        will NOT notice newly installed package until it is restarted (nor will
+        it notice that it needs to be restarted -- this needs to be initiated
+        with a call to restartSession).
+
+    * Open issues:
+
+      - The ghc linker is broken in the threaded runtime, which will affect
+        bindings to C libraries (ghc #8648). We suspect that #175 is caused
+        by this.
+      - On OSX we do not detect when a snippet server dies (#229). The problem
+        does not occur on Linux.
+      - buildExe sometimes compiles modules more than once (#189). This should
+        not change anything semantically but we have to allow for it in the
+        tests (since we get more progress messages than we expect) and of course
+        it has a performance impact.
+      - Building executables leaves .o and .dyn_o files in the session src/
+        directory (#249). The client should not really be affected by this
+        however.
+      - We currently _always_ restart the session when the relative includes
+        or targets change. This is correct but conservative and unnecessary.
+        Figuring out precisely when this is needed however is rather difficult
+        and probably not worth the effort. (Note that we don't restart when
+        the options "change" (by a call to updateTargets etc) to their current
+        value in the session.
+      - The debugging API is **disabled** in this release, as it needs to be
+        updated to work with the separate server (forkProcess) for running
+        snippets.
+      - Limiting stack size does not work for 7.4 (#258).
+
+ *  Version 0.8.
+
+    This is a major new release with a lot of new functionality, bug fixes, and
+    some minor API changes.
+
+     * New functionality: support for GHC 7.8, and make sure that a single
+       ide-backend client library, compiled with a stock ghc, can talk to
+       multiple ide-backend-servers (one for ghc 7.4, one for ghc 7.8)
+       (#137, #147, #148, #149, #150, #151, #158, ghc #8006, ghc #8067,
+       ghc Hooks proposal). Setup instructions are included in "setup/SETUP.md".
+
+       NOTE: This requires new versions of both ghc 7.4 and ghc 7.8.
+
+       - For ghc 7.4: commit 8c021d1 (branch ide-backend-experimental-74).
+         Differences from the official release: backported Hooks; backported
+         fixes to #1381, #7040, #7231, #7478, #8006, #8333
+         (ide-backend issues #145 and #161). Also applied patch for #4900,
+         although that patch is not accepted in HEAD yet (necessary for #118).
+
+       - For ghc 7.8: commit e0f0172 (branch ide-backend-experimental-78).
+         Since there is no official release of ghc yet, this picks a
+         semi-random snapshot of the ghc tree (a93f857). Our branch differs
+         from this snapshot by only a single patch (for #118/ghc #4900); we
+         have made various other patches, but they have all been included in
+         the official tree.
+
+       Note that we now use ghc's standard non-release version numbering
+       (7.4.2.<date> and 7.7.<date>). ide-backend supports a higher level query
+       (getGhcVersion :: Query GhcVersion) where
+
+           data GhcVersion = GHC742 | GHC78
+
+     * New functionality: debugging API (#131).
+
+       Breakpoints can be set/cleared using
+
+           setBreakpoint :: IdeSession
+                         -> ModuleName
+                         -> Public.SourceSpan
+                         -> Bool
+                         -> IO (Maybe Bool)
+
+       The existing API for binding subexpressions can be used to construct
+       SourceSpans.
+
+       When a breakpoint is set, snippets can stop with a new RunResult
+
+           data RunResult =
+             ...
+             | RunBreak
+
+       They can be resumed using
+
+           resume :: IdeSession -> IO (RunActions Public.RunResult)
+
+       Information about the current breakpoint (if any) can be got using
+
+           getBreakInfo :: Query (Maybe BreakInfo)
+
+           data BreakInfo = BreakInfo {
+               breakInfoModule      :: Public.ModuleName
+             , breakInfoSpan        :: SourceSpan
+             , breakInfoResultType  :: Public.Type
+             , breakInfoVariableEnv :: Public.VariableEnv
+             }
+
+           type VariableEnv = [(Name, Type, Value)]
+
+       Variables can be printed and/or forced using
+
+           printVar :: IdeSession
+                    -> Public.Name
+                    -> Bool
+                    -> Bool
+                    -> IO Public.VariableEnv
+
+       The two booleans indicate whether new variables should be bound (cf.
+       ghci's :print vs :sprint) and whether the value should be forced (:print
+       vs :force). This is only valid during an active breakpoint.
+
+       Not all of ghci's debugging funtionality is yet supported; this is
+       documented in more detail in the ticket (#131, also #136). Note also
+       that the API may not be entirely stable yet. In particular, having
+       printVar independent of RunActions is unsatisfactory; fixing this _may_
+       change the runStmt API too. This is documented in great detail in a new
+       ticket (#153).
+
+     * New functionality: generate Hoogle/Haddock (#70). Please read
+       the documentation of @buildDoc@, test and suggest improvements. See also
+       https://github.com/fpco/ide-backend/issues/70#issuecomment-32031570
+
+     * New functionality: distinguish between KindError and KindServerDied, and
+       hide the "internal exception" when showing external exceptions (#135)
+
+     * New functionality: allow to set compilation targets (#152)
+
+           updateTargets :: Maybe [FilePath] -> IdeSessionUpdate ()
+
+       As part of this also added a new field called configRelativeIncludes to
+       SessionConfig (#156). To see why this is necessary, consider "module A"
+       in "foo/bar/A.hs" and "module B" in "foo/bar/B.hs", where module B
+       imports module A, and we specify "foo/bar/B.hs" as the target. Then ghc
+       will be unable to find module A because it won't know to look in
+       directory "foo/bar" (before updateTargets this was not an issue because
+       we specified all modules paths explicitly to ghc). Now
+       configRelativeIncludes can be used to tell ghc where to look (in this
+       case, it should be set to ["foo/bar"]).
+
+       Note that buildExe and co do not yet take these targets into account
+       (#154), except for configRelativeIncludes, which are, in particular,
+       inserted into the hs-source-dirs field of .cabal, if set.
+
+       Also, fixed bug where we would not pass -i to the ghc server on session
+       restart (this bug was mostly invisible when we were providing all source
+       files explicitly).
+
+     * New functionality: support for boot files (#155, #157).
+
+     * New functionality: support C files (and .h files), both through
+       the API (where ide-backend-server compiles the .c files
+       into .o files and dynamically loads/unloads these object files)
+       and in executable generation (#122).
+
+     * New functionality: specify (as the first argument of buildExe)
+       additional arguments for ghc when building executables (#159).
+
+     * Bugfix: setting ghc options is now stateless. We still have
+
+           configStaticOpts :: [String]
+
+       as before, which can be used for things like package options, but changed
+
+           updateGhcOptions :: Maybe [String] -> IdeSessionUpdate
+
+       to
+
+           updateDynamicOpts :: [String] -> IdeSessionUpdate
+
+       with the following semantics: the full set of active options is those
+       specified in configStaticOpts, plus those (and only those) set in the
+       last call to updateDynamicOpts. In other words, setting
+
+           updateDynamicOpts ["-Wall", "-Werror"]
+
+       and then later
+
+           updateDynamicOpts ["-Wall"]
+
+       now does the right thing (#115).
+
+     * Bugfix: Make sure ID info is updated on code changes (fixed a caching
+       problem) (#142)
+
+     * Bugfix: Make sure that updating static files triggers recompilation
+       (#118). This is fixed by means of a ghc patch (in both 7.4 and 7.8; ghc
+       issue #4900).
+
+     * Bugfix: Avoid confusing error message in buildExe for code with type
+       errors (#145, #160).
+
+     * Better way to deal with async exceptions in snippet interrupts in ghc
+       (#58, ghc issue #8006).  The new solution works in both 7.4 and 7.8, and
+       in both "regular" execution of snippets and in execution with
+       breakpoints enabled/resumed execution (#133). The new approach is now in
+       the official GHC tree.
+
+     * Upgraded to Cabal 1.18.1.2 (necessary to support GHC 7.8), and set
+       things up so that it generates the necessary dynlibs when using 7.8.
+       Although Cabal 1.18 reports problems slightly differently to Cabal
+       1.16, ide-backend attempts to hide this difference (#146). There is
+       still a minor problem on OSX when using an in-place compiler due to
+       either a bug in ghc or a bug in cabal (#8266); see #164.
+
+     * Minor API changes:
+
+        - RunActions now has kind * -> * ; what was previously just "RunActions"
+          is now (from the client's perspective) "RunActions RunResult"
+        - String argument to RunOk has been removed.
+        - IdeSessionUpdate now has kind * -> * ; what was previously just
+          "IdeSessionUpdate" is now "IdeSessionUpdate ()". IdeSessionUpdate
+          has been given a Monad instance.
+        - updateModule* is now called updateSourceFile* (because it is used for
+          more than just Haskell modules).
+
+     * Merged pull requests
+
+        - Use binary-ide-backend throughout (#144)
+        - Tweaks to getDotCabal (#141)
+
+     * Test-suite modificatons:
+
+        - Test for #134: multiple changes to TH dependent files in one second
+        - Test for #32: Internal paths in error messages
+        - Test for #50: Async problem with snippet interrupt
+        - Test for fpco/fpco/#3043: constraints in monotypes
+        - Fixed non-deterministic failure of test for #58 (#143)
+        - Updated tests to support for 7.4 and 7.8 (mark allowable differences,
+          use alpha-equivalence rather than syntactic identity to compare
+          types, etc.), and be less picky about package versions
+        - Others, testing most of the features and fixes in this release
+
+     * Isolated a bug in sqlite which was causing #104.
+
+     * Known issue: tracked #125 down to a bug in the GHC RTS, and reported
+       this (#165, https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/8648). There is no
+       fix yet though.
+
+ *  Version 0.7.1
+
+     * New functionality: types of subexpressions (#50). Known issues:
+
+       - We sometimes report multiple types for the same span (see comments
+         at the end of https://github.com/fpco/ide-backend/issues/50).
+
+     * New functionality: report use sites of identifiers (#129)
+
+     * New functionality: Generate .cabal files (#127)
+
+       - Note that library data files are not installed. This should be easy
+         to add if/when that is needed. Just let us know.
+
+     * Efficiency of construction of type information (and especially
+       autocompletion information) has been improved (#132).
+
+     * Move license catenation (#72) documentation to haddocks,
+       flesh it out, make code more readable, improve error output,
+       fix a recently broken test
+
+     * Add configLicenseFixed to hard-code packages with hidden
+       .cabal files (#72)
+
+     * Optimize license catenation and add some benchmark tests (#72)
+
+     * Bugfix: for ghc progress messages in projects with 10 or more modules
+       the first 9 progress message were not parsed correctly because we didn't
+       allow for whitespace in between '[' and the first number ("[ 1 of 10]").
+
+     * Merged pull requests:
+
+        - Load CoreLicenses.txt via Template Haskell (#128)
+        - Less license failures (#126)
+        - Use System.IO.UTF8 to avoid character encoding issues (#117)
+
+ *  Version 0.7.0.2
+
+     * Use System.IO.UTF8 to avoid character encoding issues (fpco/fpco#2232)
+
+     * Removing non-existent files should not throw an exception
+
+     * Relaxed bounds on process, directory, tagged, and use crypto-api 0.12
+       and aeson 0.6.2
+
+     * Use binary 0.7 (as binary-ide-backend); improved Binary instance for
+       Text that avoids lots of small chunks, and use the incremental API
+       from binary 0.7 to avoid the use of lazy I/O
+
+     * Clear the build directory in buildExe (temporary fix for #119)
+
+     * Avoid stack overflow in Binary instance for lazy bytestrings (#121)
+
+ *  Version 0.7.0.1
+
+     * Bugfix: make sure restartSession passes the configPackageDBStack
+       to ghc (#114)
+
+ *  Version 0.7.0.0
+
+    NOTE. This release includes a number of small API changes and behavioural
+    changes since 0.6.0.2.
+
+     * Report server crashes as SourceErrors, and implicitly restart the session
+       on the _next_ call to updateSession (#107). Note that if the server is
+       in dead state (i.e., after the serve crash and before the next call to
+       updateSession) a call to runStmt will throw an exception (just like when
+       you call runStmt when no code is compiled at all). It is the
+       responsibility of the client code to check for source errors
+       (using getSourceErrors) before calling runStmt.
+
+     * It is now possible to reuse previously generated cabal macros, in order
+       to improve performance (#109). The type of initSession has changed to
+
+           initSession :: SessionInitParams -> SessionConfig -> IO IdeSession
+
+       where
+
+           data SessionInitParams = SessionInitParams {
+               sessionInitCabalMacros :: Maybe BSL.ByteString
+             }
+
+       Similarly, restartSession now has type (#113)
+
+           restartSession :: IdeSession -> Maybe SessionInitParams -> IO ()
+
+       When passed Nothing it will leave the cabal macros unchanged, but when
+       passed a SessionInitParams it will regenerate them or use a previously
+       regenerated cabal macros file.
+
+       The generated cabal macros can be accessed using
+
+           getCabalMacros :: Query BSL.ByteString
+
+     * Extended the Progress data type (#112) to contain the number of steps as
+       well as a progress message. See the comments in the ticket and in the
+       Haddock for Progress for some limitations, however (briefly, during
+       compilation, we get non-contiguous and possibly out of order progress
+       updates from ghc: [4/13], [8/13], done).
+
+     * It is now possible to specify additional program search directories in
+       *addition* to the normal `$PATH` when creating a session (#99).
+
+           data SessionConfig = SessionConfig {
+               configExtraPathDirs :: [FilePath]
+               ...
+
+       This allows different sessions within the same process (that share the
+       same `$PATH` env var) to have different program search paths. In
+       particular this can be used to select the instance of ghc by controlling
+       which ghc binary is found.
+
+       Note that the `configExtraPathDirs` are in addition to the `$PATH`, they
+       are searched after the `$PATH`.
+
+ *  Version 0.6.0.2
+
+     * Fix problem with cabal_macros in package databases with multiple
+       versions of the same package.
+
+     * Merge pull request from fpco/looger (#105)
+
+     * Traverse class default methods for id info (#106)
+
+ *  Version 0.6.0.1
+
+     * Now uses a private Cabal fork as a sub-repo. Branch is ide-backend.
+       The package is renamed as Cabal-ide-backend. You will need to install
+       this and then ghc-pkg hide it or it will cause problems (e.g. ambigious
+       modules when building Setup.hs files).
+
+     * Fix for ticket #103. The macro generation should now be faster.
+       No interface change for this.
+
+ *  Version 0.6
+
+     * baseline version for new version + release protocol
diff --git a/ide-backend.cabal b/ide-backend.cabal
--- a/ide-backend.cabal
+++ b/ide-backend.cabal
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 name:                 ide-backend
-version:              0.9.0
+version:              0.9.0.1
 synopsis:             An IDE backend library
 -- description:
 license:              MIT
@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 category:             Development
 build-type:           Simple
 cabal-version:        >=1.10
+extra-source-files:   README.md
 
 library
   exposed-modules:    IdeSession
@@ -51,12 +52,12 @@
   build-depends:      base                 ==4.*,
                       filemanip            >= 0.3.6.2 && < 0.4,
                       process              >= 1.1     && < 1.3,
-                      filepath             >= 1.3     && < 1.4,
+                      filepath             >= 1.3     && < 1.5,
                       directory            >= 1.1     && < 1.3,
                       containers           >= 0.4.1   && < 1,
                       random               >= 1.0.1   && < 2,
                       bytestring           >= 0.9.2   && < 1,
-                      mtl                  >= 2.1     && < 2.2,
+                      mtl                  >= 2.1     && < 2.3,
                       async                >= 2.0     && < 2.1,
                       aeson                >= 0.6.2   && < 0.9,
                       executable-path      >= 0.0     && < 0.1,
@@ -72,10 +73,10 @@
                       crypto-api           >= 0.12    && < 0.14,
                       pureMD5              >= 2.1     && < 2.2,
                       tagged               >= 0.4     && < 0.8,
-                      transformers         >= 0.3     && < 0.4,
-                      time                 >= 1.4     && < 1.5,
+                      transformers         >= 0.3     && < 0.5,
+                      time                 >= 1.4     && < 1.6,
                       attoparsec           >= 0.10    && < 0.13,
-                      utf8-string          >= 0.3     && < 0.4,
+                      utf8-string          >= 0.3     && < 1.1,
                       template-haskell,
                       -- our own private fork:
                       Cabal-ide-backend    >= 1.23,
@@ -105,12 +106,12 @@
                       base                 ==4.*,
                       filemanip            >= 0.3.6.2 && < 0.4,
                       process              >= 1.1     && < 1.3,
-                      filepath             >= 1.3     && < 1.4,
+                      filepath             >= 1.3     && < 1.5,
                       directory            >= 1.1     && < 1.3,
                       containers           >= 0.4.1   && < 1,
                       random               >= 1.0.1   && < 2,
                       bytestring           >= 0.9.2   && < 1,
-                      mtl                  >= 2.1     && < 2.2,
+                      mtl                  >= 2.1     && < 2.3,
                       async                >= 2.0     && < 2.1,
                       aeson                >= 0.6.2   && < 0.9,
                       executable-path      >= 0.0     && < 0.1,
@@ -126,8 +127,8 @@
                       crypto-api           >= 0.12    && < 0.14,
                       pureMD5              >= 2.1     && < 2.2,
                       tagged               >= 0.4     && < 0.8,
-                      transformers         >= 0.3     && < 0.4,
-                      time                 >= 1.4     && < 1.5,
+                      transformers         >= 0.3     && < 0.5,
+                      time                 >= 1.4     && < 1.6,
                       attoparsec           >= 0.10    && < 0.13,
                       template-haskell,
                       -- our own private fork:
