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Module documentation for 0.3.3
Depends on 23 packages
(full list with versions ) :
aeson ,
ansi-terminal ,
ansi-wl-pprint ,
base ,
bytestring ,
containers ,
deepseq ,
hashable ,
parsec ,
parsers ,
pretty ,
primitive ,
QuickCheck ,
scientific ,
semialign ,
strict ,
tagged ,
text ,
these ,
time ,
unordered-containers ,
uuid-types ,
vector tree-diff
Diffing of (expression) trees.
Examples
tree-diff
displays pretty diffs of tree data:
Because of its untyped internal type, it copes with type changes:
As a bonus, multiline String
s and Text
are diffed linewise:
0.3.3
Change ‘ediffGolden’ so that parse errors in expected file don’t cause the hard failure.
This way you may --accept
new results even when expected files are broken, e.g. due merge conflict markers.
For now the change is a bit a hack to avoid breaking change in type-signature of ediffGolden/1
.
0.3.2
Add ‘ediffGolden1’, a variant of ‘ediffGolden’ with an additional argument.
0.3.1
0.3
0.2.2
Add instances for base and primitive’s ByteArray
s.
0.2.1.1
Support base-4.16
(GHC-9.2)
0.2.1
0.2
Change the pretty printing to use less horizontal space.
Pretty
datastructure is changed.
Change Expr
to use OMap
; pretty-printing preserves field order.
Add strict
and these
instances
Add Eq
and NFData (Edit a)
instances.
Bump lower bounds
0.1
Support GHC-7.4 … 8.8 (use allow-newer for GHC-8.8-alpha).
Use raw GHC.Generics (drop generics-sop
dependency)
Use own memoising (Vector lookup, drop MemoTrie
dependency)
Singleton data-types (both data
and newtype
s) are printed in App form (i.e. no-record).
Change license to GPL-2.0-or-later
0.0.2.1
Support semigroups-0.19, hashable-1.3 and generics-sop-0.5
0.0.2
Print compact diffs
Add ToExpr
instance for ShortByteString
0.0.1
Use BS.readFile
and BS.writeFile
in ediffGolden
.
This makes files read and written in UTF8 independently of locale.
Fixes builds on appveyor.
0.0.0.1
Move to build-type: Simple
0
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