Put all rhyolite packages in the shell #196
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This means that when you drop into `nix-shell -A proj.shells.ghc`, cabal will build all of the local packages that are dependencies you have, instead of them being built as part of entering the nix-shell. This is somewhat painful in that more building happens than needed for most dependencies, but the previous approach led to being unable to enter a nix-shell if there was a broken package.
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This means that when you drop into
nix-shell -A proj.shells.ghc, cabalwill build all of the local packages that are dependencies you have,
instead of them being built as part of entering the nix-shell. This is
somewhat painful in that more building happens than needed for most
dependencies, but the previous approach led to being unable to enter a
nix-shell if there was a broken package.