huh, what is that `.k()` doing?
# arrow
c
huh, what is that
.k()
doing?
b
entries()
has type
List<...>
;
.k()
makes that
ListK<...>
. IIRC that is because
.traverse()
is on
ListK
, not on
List
☝🏼 1
ListK
has all of the nifty Arrow integrations
p
we may generate it on List now
I don't remember
so I always add
k
just in case :D
a
ListK is a List, so AFAIK we already generate it for List 👍