Quote strings in Show instances #86
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hdgarrood
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Looks good, thanks! I think the only question is whether we treat this as a breaking- or patch-level change. I'm tempted to say the latter, as there's no Read class and just in general I think it's very unlikely that people are relying on the current behaviour.
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Patch, I agree. |
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Thanks! |
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Too late now, but I would have voted for patch also 😄 |
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I did make a patch change, I bumped the version to 3.3.1. |
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Yeah I know, I just meant my comment was too late to have swayed it were it not unanimous. |
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Sorry for rushing, it just seemed harmless enough in this case either way, since people shouldn't be relying on (bad) |
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Haha no worries, it was supposed to be a joke... I should have stayed quiet 😉 |
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Usually in Haskell, strings are shown with quotes, so I presume PureScript follows the same convention.