Log message:
Update transformers-compat to 0.6.5
0.6.5 [2019.05.11]
* Ensure that the backported MonadFail instance for ExceptT is
available when built against transformers-0.4.*.
0.6.4 [2019.04.01]
* Use more conservative CPP to guard the backported MonadFix instance
for ListT.
0.6.3 [2019.04.01]
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.6.*:
* Backport the MonadFix instance for ListT in
Control.Monad.Trans.Instances.
* Generalize the type of except in Control.Monad.Trans.Except.
* Backport MonadFail instances for AccumT, Reverse, and SelectT on
pre-8.0 versions of GHC by depending on the fail package if
necessary.
* Backport MonadFail instances for monad transformer types in
Control.Monad.Trans.Instances.
0.6.2
* transformers-compat now uses automatic flags instead of manual
ones. This has a number of benefits:
* There is no need for making several simultaneous releases to
support each flag combination.
* As a result, the cabal-install constraint solver should have a
much easier time figuring out install-plans involving
transformers-compat.
* Due to old cabal-install bugs, cabal-install-1.16 and older may have
a harder time installing this package, so it is recommended that you
use cabal-install-1.18 or later. (Or, if you must use
cabal-install-1.16 or older, installing transformers-compat with the
appropriate flags should help.)
0.6.1.6
0.6.1.5
0.6.1.4
0.6.1.3
0.6.1.2
* Each of versions 0.6.1.2–0.6.1.6 is a 0.6.1 build with a different
set of flags configured. Building this way allows us to work around
bugs in cabal's backtracker. The 0.6.1 release notes describe the
changes in this version. This release is configured with -ftwo
(which works with the transformers-0.2 series).
0.6.1
* Fix an oversight in which the Control.Monad.Trans.Accum and
Control.Monad.Trans.Select modules were not backported when built
with the -ffour flag.
0.6.0.6
0.6.0.5
0.6.0.4
0.6.0.3
0.6.0.2
* Each of versions 0.6.0.2–0.6.0.6 is a 0.6 build with a different set
of flags configured. Building this way allows us to work around bugs
in cabal's backtracker. The 0.6 release notes describe the changes
in this version. This release is configured with -ftwo (which works
with the transformers-0.2 series).
0.6
* Introduce the Data.Functor.Classes.Generic module, which provides
functions that can generically implement methods in the Eq1, Ord1,
Read1, and Show1 classes (without the usual boilerplate involved).
* Introduce the generic-deriving flag. When enabled,
transformers-compat will depend on the generic-deriving library on
older versions of GHC to backport GHC.Generics support for Generic
instances and the machinery in Data.Functor.Classes.Generic.
* Some instances were present in Data.Functor.Sum but not in
Control.Monad.Trans.Instances (e.g., the Generic, Typeable, and Data
instances for Sum). This has been fixed.
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.5:
* Backport the Semigroup instance for Constant
* Add mapSelect and mapSelectT
* Define selectToContT (and deprecate selectToCont in favor of that)
* Define some explicit (*>) definitions to avoid space leaks
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.4 (i.e., add Bifoldable and
Bitraversable instances for Data.Functor.Constant)
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.3:
* Backport the Control.Monad.Trans.Accum and
Control.Monad.Trans.Select modules
* Backport the eitherToErrors and elimLift functions to
Control.Applicative.Lift
* Backport Bits, FiniteBits, IsString, Num, Real, Integral,
Fractional, Floating, RealFrac, and RealFloat instances for
Data.Functor.Identity
* Backport Monad, MonadFail, and MonadPlus instances for
Data.Functor.Reverse
* Backport Eq1, Ord1, Read1, and Show1 instances for Data.Proxy
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.2 (i.e., add more INLINE
annotations)
* Backport changes from transformers-0.5.1 (i.e., add Bounded, Enum,
Ix, and Storable instances for Identity)
0.5.1.4
0.5.1.3
0.5.1.2
* Each of versions 0.5.1.2–0.5.1.4 is a 0.5.1 build with a different
set of flags configured. Building this way allows us to work around
bugs in cabal's backtracker. The 0.5.1 release notes describe the
changes in this version. This release is configured with -ftwo
(which works with the transformers-0.2 series).
0.5.1
* Fix a bug in which PolyKinds was enabled on GHC 7.4, resulting in
interface file bugs on that version of GHC.
0.5.0.4
0.5.0.3
0.5.0.2
* Each of versions 0.5.0.2–0.5.0.4 is a 0.5 build with a different set
of flags configured. Building this way allows us to work around bugs
in cabal's backtracker. The 0.5 release notes describe the changes
in this version. This release is configured with -ftwo (which works
with the transformers-0.2 series).
0.5
* Update transformers-compat to incorporate changes from the
transformers-0.5 series. These changes include:
* The Data.Functor.Classes module was completely redesigned.
* Modules now have Safe or Trustworthy annotations.
* Data types and type synonyms are poly-kinded when possible.
* Add Control.Monad.Trans.Instances, a module of orphan instances that
mimic instances available in later versions of transformers.
0.4.0.4
0.4.0.3
0.4.0.2
* Each of versions 0.4.0.2–0.4.0.4 is a 0.4 build with a different set
of flags configured. Building this way allows us to work around bugs
in cabal's backtracker. The 0.4 release notes describe the changes
in this version. This release is configured with -ftwo (which works
with the transformers-0.2 series).
0.4
Added support for the missing ExceptT instances from mtl.
This was not done lightly. While this means that by default incurring
a dependency on transformers-compat drags in mtl when you are using an
old transformers, it means that users do not have to orphan these
instances and permits wider adoption of ExceptT.
If you absolutely can't stand mtl and really want this package to
build as valid Haskell98, then you can use cabal install
transformers-compat -f-mtl to avoid incurring the dependency to get
these instances. However, that is effectively an unsupported
configuration.
0.3.3.4
0.3.3.3
0.3.3.2
* Versions 0.3.3.2–0.3.3.4 were a successful attempt to fix build
problems caused by the cabal backtracker. Each of these is a build
with a different set of flags configured. This release is configured
with -ftwo (which works with the transformers-0.2 series).
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