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servant changes v0.7..v0.6
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diff --git a/servant-docs/CHANGELOG.md b/servant-docs/CHANGELOG.md | |
index d40dc68..44ce069 100644 | |
--- a/servant-docs/CHANGELOG.md | |
+++ b/servant-docs/CHANGELOG.md | |
@@ -1,8 +1,3 @@ | |
-0.7 | |
---- | |
- | |
-* Use `throwError` instead of `throwE` in documentation | |
- | |
0.5 | |
---- | |
diff --git a/servant-server/CHANGELOG.md b/servant-server/CHANGELOG.md | |
index b4213b6..8b1c25e 100644 | |
--- a/servant-server/CHANGELOG.md | |
+++ b/servant-server/CHANGELOG.md | |
@@ -1,27 +1,3 @@ | |
-0.7 | |
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- | |
-* The `Router` type has been changed. Static router tables should now | |
- be properly shared between requests, drastically increasing the | |
- number of situations where servers will be able to route requests | |
- efficiently. Functions `layout` and `layoutWithContext` have been | |
- added to visualize the router layout for debugging purposes. Test | |
- cases for expected router layouts have been added. | |
-* If an endpoint is discovered to have a non-matching "accept header", | |
- this is now a recoverable rather than a fatal failure, allowing | |
- different endpoints for the same route, but with different content | |
- types to be specified modularly. | |
-* Export `throwError` from module `Servant` | |
-* Add `Handler` type synonym | |
- | |
-0.6.1 | |
------ | |
- | |
-* If servers use the `BasicAuth` combinator and receive requests with missing or | |
- invalid credentials, the resulting error responses (401 and 403) could be | |
- overwritten by subsequent alternative routes. Now `BasicAuth` uses `FailFatal` | |
- and the error responses can't be overwritten anymore. | |
- | |
0.6 | |
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