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Package is "ghc-pandoc-types"
Fri Oct 23 15:14:27 2020 rev:31 rq:842757 version:1.22
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--- /work/SRC/openSUSE:Factory/ghc-pandoc-types/ghc-pandoc-types.changes
2020-08-28 21:35:51.180737302 +0200
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2020-10-23 15:14:29.642138483 +0200
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+Tue Oct 13 07:05:30 UTC 2020 - [email protected]
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+- Update pandoc-types to version 1.22.
+ [1.22]
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+ * Deprecate isNull from Builder: null can serve just as well (#67).
+ Use null instead of isNull in Arbitrary (Christian Despres, #84).
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+ * Use untagged JSON encoding for single-constructor types (#75, #76,
+ Christian Despres). All of the single constructor types related
+ to Table are now represented in JSON either as arrays (for
+ multi-argument constructors) or as the representation of the
+ inner type (for single argument constructors). This behaviour
+ for newtype-defined and multi-argument non-record types is now
+ consistent across the entire JSON interface, with the exception
+ of Pandoc itself (which is represented as a JSON object with
+ additional metadata). Multi-argument records (of which Citation
+ is the only example) are still represented as objects with the
+ record accessors as keys.
+
+ * The Meta and Citation types now use derived JSON serialization (newtype
+ and generic, respectively). The format remains the same as before
+ (Christian Despres).
+
+ * New serialization tests now test that Meta and the Table types are
+ encoded properly in JSON (Christian Despres).
+
+ * Use TH To/FromJSON instances (Christian Despres).
+
+ * Remove unused Legacy modules (#80, Despres).
+ They are not exported, and are not used internally.
+
+ * Change the table builder to permit looser intermediate table heads (#77,
+ Christian Despres).
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+ The table builder (and the normalizeTableBody function) now permit
+ cells in the intermediate head of a TableBody to extend past the
+ RowHeadColumns. This allows for intermediate tables to have
+ subheadings that extend across the entire table.
+
+ Formerly the table builder would treat the intermediate head like the
+ intermediate body, and clip or drop cells that extended past the row
+ head.
+
+ * Update QuickCheck lower bound.
+
+ * Fix redundant pattern match.
+
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pandoc-types-1.21.tar.gz
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pandoc-types-1.22.tar.gz
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%global pkg_name pandoc-types
%bcond_with tests
Name: ghc-%{pkg_name}
-Version: 1.21
+Version: 1.22
Release: 0
Summary: Types for representing a structured document
License: GPL-2.0-only
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