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stack ls snapshots usage #5312

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@cybaj

I don't know it is issue or not proper command usage, when I stack ls snapshots,
it shows up with just hash-like strings.

0fece47e79f0e00b7fd272c336499dbe860ed9bd6be9342b71aec5af007097e6
10dd1c78b631dabebeb49aa1024132b3ca92b95c09c19191b52ba544d41c1ff9
2a4da67a2f9ad9907c1bf262af2f1f1fe07b30abc7830856f6adb768f65dad19
3252ed0865c05cddb15a0cc798e2d6c1eefa4195f466234060bbf9f34b6044fe
59c4dad5db614495606d330cdb42e1d0dda9a0502577cc9d2f25c48392c97c9f
714fd6975ca6ceafb81f1104f7acdd26328b2e9d3d1676f80d9424400816f497
7ea66f155cec685fc856492aac9e7c6858453bd623ec4a209ff847b74fee96ea
8b0a5993409dda60ec7f14938030cc6930d6ccd86afdec343f4237657b6d7454
d3f2b494585dd8c121faae4ca314be101416011924cdd1760c7b5fc7208e2714
(END)

Is it something wrong or just not proper command usage?

other things, which are, I think, basic, new, build, exec, run etc works fine.
stack ls dependencies works fine, too.

$ stack ls dependencies
array 0.5.4.0
base 4.13.0.0
containers 0.6.2.1
deepseq 1.4.4.0
ghc-prim 0.5.3
integer-gmp 1.0.2.0
parallel 3.2.2.0
rts 1.0
test-stack 0.1.0.0

Stack version

$ stack --version
Version 2.3.1, Git revision de2a7b694f07de7e6cf17f8c92338c16286b2878 (8103 commits) x86_64 hpack-0.33.0

Method of installation

  • Official binary, downloaded from stackage.org or fpcomplete's package repository
curl -sSL https://get.haskellstack.org/ | sh

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