This release is dedicated to the Debian project,
for basically inventing the modern Linux distro.

This release is dedicated to Richard Stallman.
Happy hacking, and may we all live in a free GNUtopia!

This is purely a bugfix bump that compiles on GHC 7.10
and uses a regex lib that doesn't crash on OS X.

This release is dedicated to Maxis: shaping the 90s
for yours truly with SimCity, SimCopter and El-Fish.

This replaces the default preSDist hook in Setup.hs with our own. The
only thing the new hook does is compile the man page using callCommand
from System.Process.

If Pandoc fails, the entire sdist process will fail, since
Extra-Source-Files in the cabal file now lists the man page.

This is preferable to a build hook, because Pandoc pulls in a huge
number of dependencies. It's better to build the man page once and
ship it than to require every user to build and install pandoc before
he can build ShellCheck.

This creates another TODO item: an install hook can now be used to
install the man page along with the rest of ShellCheck. But beware,
the "man path" can vary from system to system.

This release is dedicated to Maru, internet celebrity cat.
Where would the web be without you? (Runner-up: Tim Berners-Lee)

Fixed License.

This release is dedicated to Kerbal Space Program,
which has delayed the project by at least a month.

This way ShellCheck can be entirely built (including the test suite)
from the Hackage tarball.

The source tarball can be generated using:

    cabal sdist

Please run using "cabal test --show-details=streaming", there's a known
issue about this that was fixed in the latest version of cabal:
https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/1810

This release is dedicated to Jarkko Oikarinen, creator of IRC,
the fabric of the author's existence for so many years.

This release is dedicated to knirch, mcandre, Dridi,
ptman, pihentagy, Riviera, and everyone else who keeps
submitting bug reports and feature suggestions!

It needed a bump to 1.8 for the minimum `Cabal-Version'. One downside is
that the executable also build-depends on the same libraries.
Alphabetical order is kept, except for the dependency to the ShellCheck
library itself.

Uses one line per `build-depends' or `exposed-modules'. Also got them
sorted by name. Folded `base' dependencies into a single one.

This release is dedicated to the Flycheck team,
even though ShellCheck is written entirely in Vim.