this is exactly what I've had to emulate numerous times 😄

It might be me but I’ve gone crazy trying add the proper artifacts for 0.9.1 because the list is out of date I think

(it says 0.9.1-SNAPSHOT but it’s reflecting 0.9.0 artifacts I believe)

actually, is there gonna be a 0.9.1 or 0.10.0 (bc all those changes sound breaking)?

The list in the README is out of date because that part of the refactoring is not done yet

We discussed removing all that info from the README

and just leaving the top level includes then create and advanced section where we list the artifacts a la carte

That was if I’m not mistaken last task for Imran after the data type refactoring

We may have to delete the old webpage, so users only go to this webpage https://next.arrow-kt.io/docs/ instead of https://arrow-kt.io/docs/

that is part of the deployment

not something we need to worry about

AFAIK is already setup to show a banner in the next release

Yep I was looking at the “old” one, but that’s the one people is browsing atm I guess

and that one is still up and running, and shows the old unmaintained artifact list

yes, we no longer deploy docs on snapshots

I thought https://next.arrow-kt.io was just for the version under development but we were going to keep the “current” ones and a selector or something

next turns into the root domain on each release

AFAIK but @calvellido ^^^ is the one that knows about all that

My point is the root one is outdated and missleading atm. It talks about “artifacts for 0.9.1” then shows an outdated list of artifacts

yes it’s outdated

0.9.1 will be only in SNAPSHOT form until release there will never be a 0.9.1, it’s coming out as 0.10.0 because of the breaking changes

Then I think it’d be cool to remove all refs to 0.9.1 from it unless the 0.10.0 is happening these days (imminent) so it overrides the old docs

Agreed

Just discussed with Imran over meet regarding the README and he is gonna propose a PR that we will merge with the Release removing all references to 0.9.1

and adding each library extact gradle import with links to advanced setup where users can get a la carte

The README will only reflect the most common denominator with batteries included

that is the top level module of each library which aggregates data types and extensions

Yes, that's how it works. The problem is that the version selector and such was developed and included into the docs after 0.9.0 was released (being each version a frozen snapshot of the code, that includes the docs up to that point in time), and that's the version being shown at the https://arrow-kt.io at the moment. When a new version gets released, what it can be found in https://next.arrow-kt.io will be the new https://arrow-kt.io

If you find any improvement on this process, or thought on any better way to handle this, please let me know

I am trying to write some tests for sequencek

"mapFilter" {
      forAll(Gen.choose(1, 10000)) { n: Int ->
        val op: SequenceK<Int> = List(n) { s: Int -> n * s }.asSequence().k()
        val res = List(n) { s: Int -> n * s }.foldLeft(emptySequence<Int>())
        { acc, i -> if (i < 22) acc else acc + i }.k()
        op.mapFilter { if (it < 22) None else Some(it) } == res
      }
    }