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<michaelpj>
shapr: if you use `shellFor` it should come with a useful hoogle by default. You can have a look at how that's done if you want to set up your own
<michaelpj>
rizary: having your `cabal.project` in the root is the simplest way. Does your project work with plain cabal? The job of `cabal.project` is to tell cabal about a bunch of packages that you want to work on together, which is what you have there!