Is there any good methods to install Haskell on a different drive than C: , such that when I run stack buildand stack test etc., it will not install a large number of files in C:\Users\myuser\AppData\Local\Programs\stack\x86_64-windows
but could essentially be installed in D:\HaskellStack or so.
My problem is that I run out of space on my laptop. Especially when building different projects in different folders on a D: drive, in which they still write to the above specified folder and C:\sr, so I would really like to know how to avoid that.
Some specifications
I use windows 10, and chocolatey 2, mingw, msys2 and haskell-Stack 2.11.1 , but a different approach entirely might be better. I am making only very small Haskell projects max 400 lines of code + some test code. So any suggestions will be appreciated. Even suggestions of how to 'avoid' writing to global environment and rather use project environments on the D: when building.
I have looked into chocolatey install post but these seems to cover packages more overall related to chocolatey, but the haskell package works by itself after installation.
Furthermore I have looked into reddit posts about it but I don't know if they work (at least I can't see the suggestions cause a change of behavior), and if a global project and the default stack folder specified above will thereby can be avoided.
In the Stack FAQ it seems that they specify how to change local projects, but my local projects are on D: so I think the global project/environment on C: will still be linked and build, which will not solve my storage problem.
