Another Q for touchlab folks regarding Stately: Any reason that

isolate

and

iso-collections

are published as

-a1

while everything else is not? Would be a bit easier to wrangle dependency versions if those two were published under the regular version numbers, or if the other dependencies were also published under the

-a1

suffix

I think it was to indicate them being potentially less stable (alpha) but yeah I agree it's a bit confusing

Are you already using the new memory model?

Not for anything real yet. But I'm guessing we will be by 1.7

Makes sense!