Version 5 of language-ext merging into main #1327
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- Makes it more like a function A → B, rather than B → A - Added resource handling monads and transducers - Added bind operators so they can work with the IO monad
- LiftIO type for temporary lifting functions that then work with other monads
- First pass of catching for transducers, will change
- Avoids space leaks in recursive LINQ expressions
- New type called `Many` to reduce generics explosions - Extensions for Many - Prelude for Many - implicit conversion from Many to IO
- Supports actions
Modified TryT transformer to work with a lifted Try monad
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Language-ext is inching closer to a beta release for version
5.0.0which is a huge departure from version4.*. There are many breaking changes, so if you're hearing about this for the first time, it's worth looking at:I have now branched the latest source for
v4.*frommaininto a branch calledv4-latest.I will not be supporting
v4any more -- I just don't have the bandwidth to build and supportv5and supportv4too. For those who are not happy with these changes or need to stay onv4for longer, you can of course fork this repo and work from thev4-latestbranch, the library is MIT licensed, so you can do whatever you want with it.If that is too extreme and you would like to leverage
v5going forward, but also miss the removed types, likeEitherAsync, etc. Remember again, this is an MIT licensed project, just go toEitherAsync.csand copy'n'paste it into your project or a new repo - you may have to patch a few things up - but that can give you both old and new support.Moving the
v5branch tomainis symbolic more than anything else, there's still some ways to go to a full release, but it also means the changes are more visible to visitors of this repo.