Bump fs2.version from 0.10.0-M6 to 3.0-5795280

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Bumps fs2.version from 0.10.0-M6 to 3.0-5795280.
Updates fs2-io_2.12 from 0.10.0-M6 to 3.0-5795280

Release notes

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v3.0.0-M2

FS2 3.0.0-M2 is the second milestone in the 3.x release series, featuring support for Cats Effect 3. Like Cats Effect 3, we expect a number of milestone releases before a 3.0.0 final release. Neither binary nor source compatibility with FS2 2.x is provided, though APIs are largely the same and porting should not be a large task.

The primary feature of FS2 3.0 is support for the Cats Effect 3 type class hierarchy. The Cats Effect 3.0.0-M2 release notes provide a great overview of the changes.

If you're coming from FS2 2.x, be sure to check out the release notes for v3.0.0-M1.

Besides integration with cats.effect.std.Dispatcher, this release contains a few new features:

• TimedPull, a new type which simplifies implementing pulls that timeout (#2062)
• Stream.bracketFull, providing the ability to have controlled interruptible resource acquisition (#2088)
• Removal of Stream#translateInterruptible (#2082)
• Addition of the fs2.io.Network[F] capability trait (#2071)

git shortlog -sn --no-merges "v3.0.0-M1".."v3.0.0-M2"
    75  Fabio Labella
    21  mpilquist
    10  Daniel Vigovszky
     7  Scala Steward
     6  Michael Pilquist
     3  Diego E. Alonso Blas
     1  Lucas Satabin
     1  Rafał Krzewski
     1  Lars Hupel
     1  satorg

v3.0.0-M1

FS2 3.0.0-M1 is the first milestone in the 3.x release series, featuring support for Cats Effect 3. Like Cats Effect 3, we expect a number of milestone releases before a 3.0.0 final release. Neither binary nor source compatibility with FS2 2.x is provided, though APIs are largely the same and porting should not be a large task.

The primary feature of FS2 3.0 is support for the Cats Effect 3 type class hierarchy. The Cats Effect 3.0.0-M1 release notes provide a great overview of the changes.

FS2 3 also includes some notable changes:

Stream Compilation

Streams are converted to effects via expressions like s.compile.toList and s.compile.drain. Calling s.compile on a Stream[F, O] requires an implicit Compiler[F, X] (where X is chosen based on the type of compilation requested).

In FS2 2.x, getting a Compiler[F, X] instance for the effect F generally required a Sync[F] (this is not true for the Pure and Fallible effects but is otherwise accurate). In FS2 3, compilation now only requires a Concurrent[F]. If a Concurrent[F] is not available, then compilation falls back to using a Sync[F] -- this allows stream compilation for effects like SyncIO which do not have a Concurrent instance.

In a polymorphic context, compilation is supported by either adding a Concurrent[F] constraint, or if compilation of non-concurrent effects is needed as well, a Compiler.Target constraint:

import fs2.{Compiler, Stream}
import cats.effect.Concurrent
// Allows compilation for any Concurrent[F] but not for things like SyncIO
def compileThis[F[_]: Concurrent, O](https://github.com/typelevel/fs2/blob/HEAD/f: Stream[F, O]): F[Unit] = f.compile.drain
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Updates fs2-core_2.12 from 0.10.0-M6 to 3.0-5795280

Release notes

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v3.0.0-M2

FS2 3.0.0-M2 is the second milestone in the 3.x release series, featuring support for Cats Effect 3. Like Cats Effect 3, we expect a number of milestone releases before a 3.0.0 final release. Neither binary nor source compatibility with FS2 2.x is provided, though APIs are largely the same and porting should not be a large task.

The primary feature of FS2 3.0 is support for the Cats Effect 3 type class hierarchy. The Cats Effect 3.0.0-M2 release notes provide a great overview of the changes.

If you're coming from FS2 2.x, be sure to check out the release notes for v3.0.0-M1.

Besides integration with cats.effect.std.Dispatcher, this release contains a few new features:

• TimedPull, a new type which simplifies implementing pulls that timeout (#2062)
• Stream.bracketFull, providing the ability to have controlled interruptible resource acquisition (#2088)
• Removal of Stream#translateInterruptible (#2082)
• Addition of the fs2.io.Network[F] capability trait (#2071)

git shortlog -sn --no-merges "v3.0.0-M1".."v3.0.0-M2"
    75  Fabio Labella
    21  mpilquist
    10  Daniel Vigovszky
     7  Scala Steward
     6  Michael Pilquist
     3  Diego E. Alonso Blas
     1  Lucas Satabin
     1  Rafał Krzewski
     1  Lars Hupel
     1  satorg

v3.0.0-M1

FS2 3.0.0-M1 is the first milestone in the 3.x release series, featuring support for Cats Effect 3. Like Cats Effect 3, we expect a number of milestone releases before a 3.0.0 final release. Neither binary nor source compatibility with FS2 2.x is provided, though APIs are largely the same and porting should not be a large task.

The primary feature of FS2 3.0 is support for the Cats Effect 3 type class hierarchy. The Cats Effect 3.0.0-M1 release notes provide a great overview of the changes.

FS2 3 also includes some notable changes:

Stream Compilation

Streams are converted to effects via expressions like s.compile.toList and s.compile.drain. Calling s.compile on a Stream[F, O] requires an implicit Compiler[F, X] (where X is chosen based on the type of compilation requested).

In FS2 2.x, getting a Compiler[F, X] instance for the effect F generally required a Sync[F] (this is not true for the Pure and Fallible effects but is otherwise accurate). In FS2 3, compilation now only requires a Concurrent[F]. If a Concurrent[F] is not available, then compilation falls back to using a Sync[F] -- this allows stream compilation for effects like SyncIO which do not have a Concurrent instance.

In a polymorphic context, compilation is supported by either adding a Concurrent[F] constraint, or if compilation of non-concurrent effects is needed as well, a Compiler.Target constraint:

import fs2.{Compiler, Stream}
import cats.effect.Concurrent
// Allows compilation for any Concurrent[F] but not for things like SyncIO
def compileThis[F[_]: Concurrent, O](https://github.com/typelevel/fs2/blob/HEAD/f: Stream[F, O]): F[Unit] = f.compile.drain
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