Amazonka-2.0 adds a Typeable constraint to its send-et-al functions,
presumably because it's using typeRep to render the type of response
in its own logging. This means we too can use typeRep for our own
error message in awsSimple and thus not need to pass in an argument
for that.
Passing this argument was always an annoying bit of boilerplate and
subject to inconsistencies (sometimes we'd prefix with the service,
sometimes not, for example). This is more convenient and consistent. The
only downsides are churn for callers and requiring a major version bump,
which is acceptable.
joelmccracken
commented
1 year ago
Amazonka-2.0 adds a
Typeableconstraint to itssend-et-al functions, presumably because it's usingtypeRepto render the type of response in its own logging. This means we too can usetypeRepfor our own error message inawsSimpleand thus not need to pass in an argument for that.Passing this argument was always an annoying bit of boilerplate and subject to inconsistencies (sometimes we'd prefix with the service, sometimes not, for example). This is more convenient and consistent. The only downsides are churn for callers and requiring a major version bump, which is acceptable.