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Add mergeLeft and mergeRight
See original GitHub issuePretty often I find myself using R.merge(R.__, object), it would be nice to have R.mergeLeft and R.mergeRight by analogy with R.mergeDeepLeft and R.mergeDeepRight.
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You’re right. It’s not deprecating
merge, which remains a shallow merge but adding all themergeDeep*functions. Sorry about that.Actually, we missed noting in the 0.24 release notes that we were deprecating
mergein favor of thesemergeDeep*versions. So, no, we don’t want to add another version! 😄