@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ we talk to clients.__
3434 -  [ Install specific GHC Version] ( #install-specific-ghc-version ) 
3535 -  [ Multiple versions of HIE (optional)] ( #multiple-versions-of-hie-optional ) 
3636 -  [ Configuration] ( #configuration ) 
37-  -  [ Explicit  Configuration] ( #explicit -configuration ) 
37+  -  [ Project  Configuration] ( #project -configuration ) 
3838 -  [ Editor Integration] ( #editor-integration ) 
3939 -  [ Using HIE with VS Code] ( #using-hie-with-vs-code ) 
4040 -  [ Using VS Code with Nix] ( #using-vs-code-with-nix ) 
@@ -305,13 +305,16 @@ There are some settings that can be configured via a `settings.json` file:
305305-  VS Code: These settings will show up in the settings window
306306-  LanguageClient-neovim: Create this file in ` $projectdir/.vim/settings.json `  or set ` g:LanguageClient_settingsPath ` 
307307
308- ## Explicit  Configuration 
308+ ## Project  Configuration 
309309
310- ** For a full explanation of possible configuration, we  refer to [ hie-bios/README] ( https://github.com/mpickering/hie-bios/blob/master/README.md ) .** 
310+ ** For a full explanation of possible configurations,  refer to [ hie-bios/README] ( https://github.com/mpickering/hie-bios/blob/master/README.md ) .** 
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312- The user can place a ` hie.yaml `  file in the root of the workspace which
313- describes how to setup the environment. For example, to explicitly state
314- that you want to use ` stack `  then the configuration file would look like:
312+ HIE will attempt to automatically detect your project configuration and set up
313+ the environment for GHC. 
314+ 
315+ However, you can also place a ` hie.yaml `  file in the root of the workspace to
316+ ** explicitly**  describe how to setup the environment. For example, to state that
317+ you want to use ` stack `  then the configuration file would look like:
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316319``` yaml 
317320cradle : {stack} 
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