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ScalaCheck 1.14.1 is a minor update from ScalaCheck 1.14.0, and it is
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binary compatible. This means that if you
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are using any other framework in combination with ScalaCheck, like `ScalaTest`
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or `specs2` you can typically just bump the version of ScalaCheck in your
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are using any other framework in combination with ScalaCheck, like [ScalaTest](http://www.scalatest.org/)
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or [specs2](http://specs2.org/) you can typically just bump the version of ScalaCheck in your
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build definition or wait for those libraries to transitively do it for you in their next update. You still need to make sure that the combination of frameworks you
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are using was built and tested together with each other, otherwise you can run
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into errors related to binary compatibility that are possibly very hard to
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