split template haskell stuff into sec-th #1
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Hi Steffen,
The current version of the sec package on Hackage still has the dependency on template-haskell 2.4, and so doesn't work with recent GHCs. I often find myself defining several of these SECs in every project I use, so it would be handy to have a package that pre-defines them that works with modern GHCs.
Even without the template haskell dependency issue (I see you liberalised the dependency to any 2.* version on github), it would be nice to be able to depend on this in packages I don't want to depend on template haskell at all. So I've taken the liberty of splitting the template haskell stuff into a separate package (see: https://github.com/cumber/sec-th).
If you agree, it would be great if you could pull this in and release it on Hackage. If you're no longer interested in maintaining this on Hackage, I'd be happy to take it over.
Cheers,
Ben