derive generic instance of Position #87
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thomashoneyman
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@shmish111 With #98 merged this library is now using Spago. Would you mind updating this PR to reflect it? I think the only change that would be needed is adding |
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done @maxdeviant 👍 |
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Thanks @shmish111! With the upcoming v0.14.0 release of PureScript we're looking to also make any breaking changes with libraries as well, so hopefully we can get this PR merged shortly 🙂 |
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What does this pull request do?
Adds an instance of
GenericforPosition. I think this is fairly uncontroversial sinceGenericis used everywhere these days.Where should the reviewer start?
There's not much to review :D
How should this be manually tested?
If it compiles it works 😮
Other Notes:
Off topic: it would be nice to use spago.