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After forcefully installing the latest “bytestring” package I’ve stumbled into a dependency hell. I want to wipe all local packages out, so that I could re-cabal-install them after.
What is the correct way of doing that? Is there a better way of recreating the local repository?
On OS X you can clear the following directory:
Globally installed packages are in, but they are commonly installed by the Haskell Platform installer, as the default is to install packages for the current user only:
If you are on Windows or Linux try the following code (source) in ghci:
The config file there will tell you where you are installing user packages to.