weeder.dhall

{ roots =
    [ -- All the executables (including tests) have an entrypoint called
      -- `Main.main`, which means that Weeder will run for any package that has
      -- been built (_as long as_ it is built with `-fwrite-ide-info`).
      "^Main.main$"

      -- Modules generated by Cabal. These are, according to Weeder repository
      -- tips, safe to ignore: https://github.com/ocharles/weeder/#tips
    , "^Paths_.*"

      -- "Library" modules that may one day be released as standalone OSS
      -- things. While these functions may not all be used, they're still worth
      -- keeping around until this module is extracted from the monorepo.
    , "^Control.Arrow.Extended.*"

    , "^Data.Aeson.Ordered.*"
    , "^Data.HashMap.Strict.Multi.*"
    , "^Data.HashMap.Strict.NonEmpty.*"
    , "^Data.Text.Casing.*"
    , "^Data.Text.Extended.*"
    , "^Data.Trie.*"

    , "^Database.MSSQL.Transaction.*"

      -- Debugging functions. They are not entry points, but if we include them
      -- as such, Weeder won't try to get rid of the definitions.
      --
      -- https://github.com/ocharles/weeder/pull/58
    , "^Hasura.Prelude.ltrace$"
    , "^Hasura.Prelude.ltraceM$"

      -- TemplateHaskell and QuasiQuotes aren't detected by Weeder, so we have
      -- to sort through these manually.
    , "^Data.Text.NonEmpty.nonEmptyTextQQ$"

    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.backendCase$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.backendConstructors$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.backendData$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.forEachBackend$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.getBackendTagName$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.getBackendTypeValue$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.getBackendValue$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.getBackendValueName$"
    , "^Hasura.SQL.TH.mkDispatch$"
    ]

, type-class-roots = True
}