Add instances for :+: and :*:
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GEq and GCompare instances for :+: and :*::+: and :*:
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Did I accidentally delete the branch on this? |
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@jhartzell42 I just couldn't push to it. |
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@phadej Please review this. |
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Amdended and merged in #48 and released https://hackage.haskell.org/package/some-1.0.4 |
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It could be a superclass of
GEq, but this would be a breaking changeand interferes with Safe Haskell, so we refrained from making it one.
(Continuing #21.)