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v1.1.0

07 Jun 15:28
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  • updated Scala 2.13 to 2.13.14 (#526)

    • it's the first release implementing SIP-51
      which drops forward comparibility in standard library. It means that every library compiled with 2.13.14 or higher will
      evict standard library to higher version - and since the compiler cannot be at lower version than the .ibrary it will also force
      Scala version update. This change was reade to merge before Chimney 1.0.0 but we postponed it to give people more time to migrate to this new convention
  • replaced Scala Native 0.4 with Scala Native 0.5 (#545) - while ideally we'd prefer to have a stepping-stone release cross-compiled for both 0.4 and 0.5,
    libries that Chimney depends on in its integrations (Cats, Scala Collection Compat, Scala Java Time, ScalaPB) moved directly to
    SN 0.5 dropping 0.4 on the spot

  • made the order of pattern-matching in sealed trait/enum transformation deterministic (useful for avoiding cache misses) (#543) - thanks to @reimai for the first contribution!

  • replaced hardcoded dependency on DSL's runtime overrides storage from macros internals (#552, fixed in #539)

    • this change unblocks the possibility to provide a different frontend to Chimneys macros. For instance:

      • Ducktape-like DSL without builder-API runtime overhead (value.transformInto(overrides))
      • Chimney-based lenses - currently Chimney can be used for lenses-like operations
        but it only works with .into.overrides.transform API and bears the costs of builder-API overhead
        (with different API it would be possible to update several nested fields with no overhead compared to manually written code!)
      • specialized derivations - initiatives like moia-oss/teleproto#321 would be able to call and customize Chimney macros directly,
        replace Chimney's Transformer with their own type class, add/remove derivation rules, etc. with collision with Chimney

      If you are interested in this please contact us using GH discussions!

v1.0.0

23 May 04:49
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Release 1.0.0 is the culmination of 7 years of development.

If you are curious about the migration from 0.8.x you'll find the guideline here (tl;dr there should be nothing to worry about as long as you recompile).

Changelog since 0.8.x:

  • revamped Cats' instances to match existing conventions (both in Cats as well as in Chimney) (fixed in #443)
    • Transformer, PartialTransformer and partial.Result have all instances that make sense for them
    • conversions from cats.Validated to partial.Result use the same convention as other types (using AsResult type class and asResult extension method introduced in 0.8.0)
    • for partial.Result and PartialTransformer one can combine values using sequential or parallel semantics (read about them in the docs!!!)
    • all instances are tested against Cats disciplines
  • further improvements to Cats' instances for Chimney types - added Alternative type class to the list of provided instances, a few missed discipline tests were added (#465)
  • provided a flag to disable automatic Option unwrapping by PartialTransformer (#322, addressed by #477) (disabling that behavior by default is not planned)
  • added a way to customize how source fields/subtypes are matches against target fields/subtypes (#89 and #480, fixed in #478) - thanks to @saeltz for contributing to the PR as the first contribution!
  • restored the behavior from before 0.8.x series when only methods returning Unit could be considered setters (provides a better fix to #424, fixed in #485). If needed non-Unit setters can be opted-in
  • detect and report ambiguities with pairing field names (#449, #461, fixed in #485)
  • improve error messages when there are def methods or other inherited accessors that could be enabled with a flag (fixed in #485)
  • type-level config representation and internal macros overrides get heavily refactored (#490, #491, #492) (breaking change!)
  • which unblocked the development of better nested paths (#493):
    • now it is possible to use overrides like withFieldConst(_.adt.matching[ADT.Subtype].either.matchingRight.collection.everyItem.map.everyMapValue, ...)
    • in this first iteration, improved paths to overridden values support only build-in Scala types: Option (matchingSome), Either (matchingLeft, matchingRight), Scala's collections (.everyItem, .everyMapKey, .everyMapValue) but it is planned to extends support for other collections
  • suppress WartRemover/Scapegoat warnings (#496, fixe),d in #497)
  • deprecate withCoproductInstance in favor or withSealedSubtypeHandled and withEnumCaseHandled (fixed in #500) - old name is still available but it was @deprecated since it uses the term "coproduct" basically unknown outside of library writers crowd
  • documentation now has light/dark theme toggle with the default being whatever your system uses
  • fixed to internal representation of subtype-matchiung configs (#499, fixed in #504)
  • format scaladoc documentation with scalafmt wrap = yes config
  • fix a bug that occurred in some cases when using withConstructorPartial (fixed in #508)
  • add withContructorEither in PartialTransformers to make it easier to work with smart constructors based on Either[String, Type] (done in #509)
  • created an integration API for providing custom optional types and custom collections (#505)
    • extended support for _.matchingSome, _.everyItem, _.everyMapKey,_.everyMapValue to every collection provided through integrations API
  • migrated chimney-java-collections through new integration API (#510)
  • provided support for transformation of cats.data types like Chain, NonEmptyChain, etc through integrations API (#421, fixed in #511)
  • allow providing an override to a field shared between all subtypes of an ADT (sealed, enum) (#512)
  • fix rare case of StackOverflow with Scala 3 enums (#528)
  • hide the last API intended for internal usage (#540)
  • tests Scala CLI snippets (#523, #524, #534) and extract snippet testing to an external library ScalaCLI.md Spec (#525)

v1.0.0-RC1

24 Apr 10:07
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This release candidate contains all the functionality intended for 1.0.0 launch. Please help us testing it for bugs. If no bugs - requiring changes to API and breaking binary/source compatibility - are found, Chimney 1.0.0 is planned to be released at 23.05.2024. Then it will move from early-semver to proper semantic versioning.

If you are curious about the migration from 0.8.x you'll find the guideline here (tl;dr there should be nothing to worry about as long as you recompile).

Changelog since 0.8.x:

  • revamped Cats' instances to match existing conventions (both in Cats as well as in Chimney) (fixed in #443)
    • Transformer, PartialTransformer and partial.Result have all instances that make sense for them
    • conversions from cats.Validated to partial.Result use the same convention as other types (using AsResult type class and asResult extension method introduced in 0.8.0)
    • for partial.Result and PartialTransformer one can combine values using sequential or parallel semantics (read about them in the docs!!!)
    • all instances are tested against Cats disciplines
  • further improvements to Cats' instances for Chimney types - added Alternative type class to the list of provided instances, a few missed discipline tests were added (#465)
  • provided a flag to disable automatic Option unwrapping by PartialTransformer (#322, addressed by #477) (disabling that behavior by default is not planned)
  • added a way to customize how source fields/subtypes are matches against target fields/subtypes (#89 and #480, fixed in #478) - thanks to @saeltz for contributing to the PR as the first contribution!
  • restored the behavior from before 0.8.x series when only methods returning Unit could be considered setters (provides a better fix to #424, fixed in #485). If needed non-Unit setters can be opted-in
  • detect and report ambiguities with pairing field names (#449, #461, fixed in #485)
  • improve error messages when there are def methods or other inherited accessors that could be enabled with a flag (fixed in #485)
  • type-level config representation and internal macros overrides get heavily refactored (#490, #491, #492) (breaking change!)
  • which unblocked the development of better nested paths (#493):
    • now it is possible to use overrides like withFieldConst(_.adt.matching[ADT.Subtype].either.matchingRight.collection.everyItem.map.everyMapValue, ...)
    • in this first iteration, improved paths to overridden values support only build-in Scala types: Option (matchingSome), Either (matchingLeft, matchingRight), Scala's collections (.everyItem, .everyMapKey, .everyMapValue) but it is planned to extends support for other collections
  • suppress WartRemover/Scapegoat warnings (#496, fixed in #497)
  • deprecate withCoproductInstance in favor or withSealedSubtypeHandled and withEnumCaseHandled (fixed in #500) - old name is still available but it was @deprecated since it uses the term "coproduct" basically unknown outside of library writers crowd
  • documentation now has light/dark theme toggle with the default being whatever your system uses
  • fixed to internal representation of subtype-matchiung configs (#499, fixed in #504)
  • format scaladoc documentation with scalafmt wrap = yes config
  • fix a bug that occurred in some cases when using withConstructorPartial (fixed in #508)
  • add withContructorEither in PartialTransformers to make it easier to work with smart constructors based on Either[String, Type] (done in #509)
  • created an integration API for providing custom optional types and custom collections (#505)
    • extended support for _.matchingSome, _.everyItem, _.everyMapKey,_.everyMapValue to every collection provided through integrations API
  • migrated chimney-java-collections through new integration API (#510)
  • provided support for transformation of cats.data types like Chain, NonEmptyChain, etc through integrations API (#421, fixed in #511)
  • allow providing an override to a field shared between all subtypes of an ADT (sealed, enum) (#512)

v1.0.0-M7

19 Apr 10:41
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Changelog:

  • fix a bug that occurred in some cases when using withConstructorPartial (fixed in #508)
  • add withContructorEither in PartialTransformers to make it easier to work with smart constructors based on Either[String, Type] (done in #509)

This pre-release is the fifth of the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M6

12 Apr 16:21
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Changelog:

  • suppress WartRemover/Scapegoat warnings (#496, fixed in #497)
  • deprecate withCoproductInstance in favor or withSealedSubtypeHandled and withEnumCaseHandled (fixed in #500) - old name is still available but it was @deprecated since it uses the term "coproduct" basically unknown outside of library writers crowd
  • documentation now has light/dark theme toggle with the default being whatever your system uses
  • fixed to internal representation of subtype-matchiung configs (#499, fixed in #504)
  • format scaladoc documentation with scalafmt wrap = yes config

This pre-release is the fifth of the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M5

10 Apr 21:43
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Changelog:

  • type-level config representation and internal macros overrides get heavily refactored (#490, #491, #492) (breaking change!)
  • which unblocked the development of better nested paths (#493):
    • now it is possible to use overrides like withFieldConst(_.adt.matching[ADT.Subtype].either.matchingRight.collection.everyItem.map.everyMapValue, ...)
    • in this first iteration, improved paths to overridden values support only build-in Scala types: Option (matchingSome), Either (matchingLeft, matchingRight), Scala's collections (.everyItem, .everyMapKey, .everyMapValue) but it is planned to extends support for other collections

This pre-release is the fifth of the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M4

29 Mar 21:53
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Changelog:

  • restore the behavior from before 0.8.x series when only methods returning Unit could be considered setters (provides a better fix to #424, fixed in #485). If needed non-Unit setters can be opted-in
  • detect and report ambiguities with pairing field names (#449, #461, fixed in #485)
  • improve error messages when there are def methods or other inherited accessors that could be enabled with a flag (fixed in #485)

This pre-release is the fourth of the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M3

24 Mar 17:26
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  • added a way to customize how source fields/subtypes are matches against target fields/subtypes (#89 and #480, fixed in #478) - thanks to @saeltz for contributing to the PR as the first contribution!

This pre-release is the third from the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M2

22 Mar 13:29
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  • further improvements to Cats' instances for Chimney types - added Alternative type class to the list of provided instances, a few missed discipline tests were added (#465)
  • provided a flag to disable automatic Option unwrapping by PartialTransformer (#322, addressed by #477) (disabling that behavior by default is not planned)

This pre-release is the second from the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.

v1.0.0-M1

11 Jan 11:31
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  • revamped Cats' instances to match existing conventions (both in Cats as well as in Chimney) (fixed in #443)
    • Transformer, PartialTransformer and partial.Result have all instances that make sense for them
    • conversions from cats.Validated to partial.Result use the same convention as other types (using AsResult type class and asResult extension method introduced in 0.8.0)
    • for partial.Result and PartialTransformer one can combine values using sequential or parallel semantics (read about them in the docs!!!)
    • all instances are tested against Cats disciplines

This pre-release it the first from the planned series of internal cleanups. The series is intended to make sure that when 1.0.0 is finally released it will not have any serious (known) issues that could be only addressed by breaking the backward compatibility. We will be really glad if you tested it, and let us know about any such issues while they are still easy to fix.