Add conflictSetOrigin debugging field#3397
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This field is only added if the `debug-conflict-sets` flag is specified to `cabal config`; it adds a tree to `CallStack`s to a `ConflictSet`. This is very useful when trying to understand how a certain conflict set was constructed.
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Note that this requires GHC 7.10; trying to configure with |
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This field is only added if the
debug-conflict-setsflag is specified tocabal config; it adds a tree toCallStacks to aConflictSet. This is veryuseful when trying to understand how a certain conflict set was constructed.
/cc @kosmikus