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This PR contains the following updates:
2.3.0->2.5.5Release Notes
typelevel/cats-effect (org.typelevel:cats-effect)
v2.5.5Compare Source
This is the eighteenth release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases.
No further maintenance is planned in this series, though we will consider exceptions for security patches or other tales of woe.
User-Facing Pull Requests
System.exitwithRuntime#halt(@alexandrustana)Very special thanks to all of you!
New Contributors
Full Changelog: typelevel/cats-effect@v2.5.4...v2.5.5
v2.5.4Compare Source
This is the seventeenth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases.
The primary change in this release is a new feature: tracing support for
delayanddefer! This is something that Cats Effect 3 has supported for some time now, but it was never supported in CE2 for various reasons. In implementing this feature, we also backported the thunk acquisition fix from Cats Effect 3, which works around some of the changes in Scala 3's encoding of by-name parameters.User-Facing Pull Requests
IO.delayandIO.defer(@vasilmkd)Very special thanks to all of you!
v2.5.3Compare Source
This is the sixteenth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y
releases.
This release deprecates
IO.suspendandSyncIO.suspendin favor ofIO.deferandSyncIO.deferrespectively. This helps bring the Cats Effect 2 syntax closer to the new naming used in Cats Effect 3, which should aid the migration. Scalafix rewrite rules are also available.User-Facing Pull Requests
IO.defer,SyncIO.defer, deprecateIO.suspend,SyncIO.suspendand add scalafix migrations (@vasilmkd)v2.5.2Compare Source
This is the fifteenth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y
releases.
This release brings stack safety bug fixes in long
traverseandparTraversechains forIOandResourceincombination with the
Kleislimonad transformer.User-Facing Pull Requests
traverseandparTraverseKleislichains forIOandResource(@vasilmkd)Special thanks to Vasil for doing literally everything.
v2.5.1Compare Source
This is the fourteenth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases.
This release brings support for Scala 3.0.0 final to Cats Effect 2.x. We hope that you enjoy it.
sbtbuild plugins (@vasilmkd)sbtupdate and rewriting of deprecatedsbtsyntax (@vasilmkd)Special thanks to all of you!
v2.5.0Compare Source
Special thanks to all of you!
v2.4.1Compare Source
v2.4.0Compare Source
This is the eleventh major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases, and forward compatible with everything in the 2.4.x line.
This release represents the final (planned) release of Cats Effect 2 prior to the release of Cats Effect 3. 🎉 To that end, the primary focus of this release has been in smoothing and improving the migration experience between 2.x and 3.0, including some minor deprecations (
Resource.liftF) as well as some backports of features from 3.0 back to the 2.x line (e.g.Supervisor,IOApp.Simple).Special thanks to @fthomas for his work on the Scalafix migrations from 2.3.x up to 2.4.x, as well as the major migration from 2.x forward to 3.0.0!
User-Facing Pull Requests
Sync#suspend->defer(@bplommer)IOApp.Simple(@alexandrustana)Sync#suspend(@bplommer)Resource.eval, deprecateliftF(@bplommer)Backpressure/Supervisor(@etspaceman)Special thanks to each and every one of you!
v2.3.3Compare Source
This is the tenth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases, and forward compatible with everything in the 2.3.x line. Please note that this supersedes 2.3.2, which was published in error.
The Scala 3 release train continues onward! The primary new feature in this release is simply a cross-publication for Scala 3.0.0-RC1. Support for 3.0.0-M2 has been dropped.
Special Note
With Cats Effect 3.0.0 just around the corner, we are continuing to wind down active development on Cats Effect 2.x. Despite this, we will be continuing to support and, when necessary, backport and maintain the 2.x branch for a largely indefinite period of time (likely 1-2 years from the release of 3.0.0). Security fixes and bug fixes will be addressed with the same priority as on the 3.x release, though new feature development will be entirely focused on the newer lineage.
Along those lines, there are no user-facing pull requests in between 2.3.1 and 2.3.3.
v2.3.2Compare Source
This release was made in error and is incompatible with Java 9 or below. Please ignore and upgrade to 2.3.3 instead.
v2.3.1Compare Source
This is the ninth major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.x.y releases.
The Scala 3 release train continues onward! The primary new feature in this release is simply a cross-publication for Scala 3.0.0-M3. Support for 3.0.0-M1 has been dropped.
User-Facing Pull Requests
IOAppto access the default ExecutionContext (@Daenyth)Special thanks to each and every one of you!
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