Github Releases not containing release notes
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Neither releases nor the README contains any help on what changes between versions. I could read the code and try to deconstruct it, but it would be more helpful to have release notes on what changed and how to upgrade. I see e.g. that shapeof
is changed to return with a generic parameter, there’s a new HKT ns and some things have plainly gone missing.
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- Created 4 years ago
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Yes the 7.1 release seems off. Not sure why, probably rusty build infrastructure.
Yes, Paket has a bug that fetches the head of master, so I did that and got a lot of breakage. Then I tried to downgrade to 7.1 which was the latest release and didn’t seem to have that change in it, but then there was a whole bunch of other commits and no release notes for 7.1, so filed this issue.