Move circe-spray to its own project
See original GitHub issuecirce-spray is now the only published module that we can’t build for 2.12, and since Spray seems to be more or less unmaintained at this point I think it makes sense to split circe-spray into its own project.
The result would look similar to what I’ve just done for circe-jackson. I’d prefer to maintain history, so the first step would be a fresh clone of this repo and then something like this:
git filter-branch --subdirectory-filter modules/spray/
Once this is done I’d probably vote to de-aggregate hygiene
and benchmark
and get rid of sat-doge altogether.
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Done (here and here). Thanks again @n4to4!
@n4to4 Wow, that was fast! Looks good to me—I’ll set up circe/circe-spray and make you a co-maintainer.