run installation-methods test with ghc-9.0.1 #270
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hmm, the installation-methods test fails before it gets to the interesting part, because it's trying to use Cabal 3.2.0.0 for some reason. |
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ah, right, it's because I explicitly ask for cabal-install-3.2 when testing the installation methods like v1-install and cabal-sandbox which are no longer supported in cabal-install-3.4. I guess I also have to ask for an older ghc in those cases, while still using ghc-9.0.1 in the other cases. |
this way the most recent minor version will be used. I somehow missed this tip from c66f3ed's commit message.
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My main goal with this PR is to check whether CI can reproduce Andreas's issue. But unlike #260, if CI passes, I think I'll merge this PR, because it's good to be using the most recent version of everything when possible.