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The advice given there is to switch to text. The text library is heavily optimized and part of the standard Haskell platform now. Is converting a reasonable change or is there a compelling reason to stay with compactstring?
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I decided against text because its native format is UTF-16 instead of UTF-8 which is the native format for BSON and compact-string. compact-string requires no conversion when serializing BSON.
I decided against text because its native format is UTF-16 instead of
UTF-8 which is the native format for BSON and compact-string.
compact-string requires no conversion when serializing BSON.
I suggest making a note of this in the package description.
According to this page, compactstring is obsolete.
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/compact-string
The advice given there is to switch to text. The text library is heavily optimized and part of the standard Haskell platform now. Is converting a reasonable change or is there a compelling reason to stay with compactstring?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: