'cabal repl' with stack traces

I've been looking around for a set of flags/configurations that would allow me to load my project into GHCi and have access to stack traces. So far, I found [this blog post](http://simonmar.github.io/posts/2016-02-12-Stack-traces-in-GHCi.html) that explains how to access stack traces from plain GHCi (not from `cabal repl`). I also found [this](http://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_guide/ghci.html#stack-traces-in-ghci) in the official docs - which is practically a summary of the blog post.

What I've tried so far with no success:

- Add `-fexternal-interpreter -prof` to the `ghc-options` section in my `.cabal file`
- Run `cabal repl --ghc-options="-fexternal-interpreter -prof"`. I got a warning from GHCi, but no stack traces.
- Run `cabal repl -p`. This required installing the `ghc-prof` library (I'm using Fedora).
- Run `cabal exec ghci -- -fexternal-interpreter -prof`. I got some errors related to missing files in the `new-dist` folder. Then, I recompiled with `cabal build -p`.

My project has several targets (a lib, a test suite and several executables). What I want is to load the library (the default when running `cabal repl`) and use `Debug.traceStack`. I do not care about getting stack traces from third party dependencies, I just care about what my code is doing.

Right now I'm using `HasCallStack` as a workaround, but the traces are extremely short (a single function) and it's very inconvenient to add the constraint on every function.