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Removal of `ResponseOps` breaks Rho's `Result` - Http4s `Response` parity.

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This commit b54af3a12b5f7b838d9346171a902224411a13d1 in PR #2234 breaks Rho here. Rho was using the ResponseOps trait to keep the the signature of the Result and response types the same. Unfortunately without it Rho will need to manually keep pace. Could we possibly bring back the ResponseOps? Is there some other mechanism we can use to have Rho keep pace?

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zarthrosscommented, Nov 11, 2018

Here’s what I think we will do for now. I’ll define typeclass instances for Response in Rho for now, with the goal of (at least making an attempt) to moving that into the Core.

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rossabakercommented, Nov 14, 2018

This moved to rho for now, and we can look into removing that from rho when the typeclass happens.

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