I've relocated each integration (quill, jsoniter, zio-json, etc.) from being directly under the neotype package—such as neotype.quill—to a new intermediate package named interop. Now, each integration will be found at neotype.interop.quill, and so on.
The reason is simple: If you write import neotype.*, as will often be the case, then you'd have clobbered the namespace of say doobie. As the bare doobie will now reference neotype.doobie and not _root_.doobie. That would've forced you to refer to doobie proper as _root_.doobie, which is no fun at all.
I'm sorry for the breaking change, but it should be a simple matter of find and replace on some import statements ❤️ . I think resolving this awkwardness is worth it.
I've relocated each integration (quill, jsoniter, zio-json, etc.) from being directly under the
neotypepackage—such asneotype.quill—to a new intermediate package namedinterop. Now, each integration will be found atneotype.interop.quill, and so on.The reason is simple: If you write
import neotype.*, as will often be the case, then you'd have clobbered the namespace of saydoobie. As the baredoobiewill now referenceneotype.doobieand not_root_.doobie. That would've forced you to refer todoobieproper as_root_.doobie, which is no fun at all.I'm sorry for the breaking change, but it should be a simple matter of find and replace on some import statements ❤️ . I think resolving this awkwardness is worth it.