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Nice! That wasn't as bad as I was fearing.

It's a pity that newer version of sbv won't build with GHC 9.4 or 9.6, but there's not much we can do about that on our side, I suppose.

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-- enable ghc >= 9.8's additional build parallelism
semaphore: true

allow-newer: sbv
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Presumably this is here because of the upper version bounds in cryptol, I presume? Are you planning to do a corresponding PR on the cryptol side?

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Yes exactly, I'll take a look at cryptol shortly but given this I suspect it will be straightforward.

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JFTR, this was addressed in GaloisInc/cryptol#2032.

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...and it seems sbv 14.1 appeared today...

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