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  • package root
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  • package izumi
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  • package functional
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  • package bio

    Current hierarchy (rendered: https://izumi.7mind.io/bio/media/bio-relationship-hierarchy.svg, use https://www.nomnoml.com/ to render)

    Current hierarchy (rendered: https://izumi.7mind.io/bio/media/bio-relationship-hierarchy.svg, use https://www.nomnoml.com/ to render)

    [Functor2]<--[Bifunctor2]
[Bifunctor2]<--[ApplicativeError2]
[Functor2]<--[Applicative2]
[Applicative2]<--[Guarantee2]
[Applicative2]<--[Monad2]
[Guarantee2]<--[ApplicativeError2]
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[Error2]<--[WeakTemporal2]
[WeakTemporal2]<--[Temporal2]
[Monad2]<--[Error2]
[Error2]<--[Bracket2]
[Bracket2]<--[Panic2]
[Panic2]<--[IO2]
[IO2]<--[WeakAsync2]
[WeakAsync2]<--[Async2]

[Monad2]<--[Parallel2]
[Parallel2]<--[WeakAsync2]
[Panic2]<--[Concurrent2]
[Parallel2]<--[Concurrent2]

    Auxiliary algebras:

    [cats.effect.*]<:--[CatsConversions]

[Fork2]<:--[Fiber2]

[BlockingIO2]

[Primitives2]

[Primitives2]<:--[Ref2]
[Primitives2]<:--[Semaphore2]
[Primitives2]<:--[Promise2]

[PrimitivesM2]
[PrimitivesM2]<:--[RefM2]
[PrimitivesM2]<:--[Mutex2]

[Entropy1]<:--[Entropy2]
[Clock1]<:--[Clock2]

[UnsafeRun2]

    Raw inheritance hierarchy:

    [Bifunctor2]<--[ApplicativeError2]
[Functor2]<--[Applicative2]
[Applicative2]<--[Guarantee2]
[Applicative2]<--[Monad2]
[Guarantee2]<--[ApplicativeError2]
[ApplicativeError2]<--[Error2]
[Monad2]<--[Error2]
[Error2]<--[Bracket2]
[Bracket2]<--[Panic2]
[Panic2]<--[IO2]

[Parallel2]<--[WeakAsync2]
[Parallel2]<--[Concurrent2]
[Concurrent2]<--[Async2]
[IO2]<--[WeakAsync2]
[WeakAsync2]<--[Async2]

[WeakTemporal2]<--[Temporal2]

    current hierarchy roots:

    bifunctor:

    standalone:

    Definition Classes
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    Note

    New BIO typeclass checklist:

    [ ] - add syntax to `Syntax2` with the same name as the type
[ ] - add syntax for new root's `InnerF` with the same name as `InnerF` in `Syntax2`
[ ] - add new attachments in `RootInstanceLowPriority*`
[ ] - add conversion from itself to its `InnerF` to `RootInstanceLowPriority*`
      (conversions implicit priority: from most specific `InnerF` to least specific)
[ ] - add conversion to equivalent cats typeclass if applicable in `CatsConversions`
[ ] - update hierarchy graph above, re-render SVG
[ ] - add syntax tests in `SyntaxTest`, runtime tests if applicable
    ,

    Real and raw (direct inheritance) hierarchies differ because of implicit ambiguities caused by inheritance: https://typelevel.org/blog/2016/09/30/subtype-typeclasses.html However, since Scala 3.7, the ambiguity problem has been resolved on Scala 3 using inverted given prioritization: https://contributors.scala-lang.org/t/joining-the-dots-on-recent-implicit-prioritization-changes-and-some-scala-history/6814/3 So, when or if we drop support for Scala 2, we can revisit the design, remove InnerF pattern and make real and raw hierarchy match.

  • object Clock1 extends LowPriorityClockInstances
    Definition Classes
    bio
  • ClockAccuracy
  • Constant
  • ConstantOffset
  • ConstantZoned
  • Standard

object ClockAccuracy

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  4. def applyAccuracy(now: LocalDateTime, clockAccuracy: ClockAccuracy): LocalDateTime
  5. def applyAccuracy(now: OffsetDateTime, clockAccuracy: ClockAccuracy): OffsetDateTime
  6. def applyAccuracy(now: ZonedDateTime, clockAccuracy: ClockAccuracy): ZonedDateTime
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  23. case object HOURS extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable
  24. case object MICROS extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable

    This is the safest choice for PostgreSQL which is known to truncate timestamps to microseconds

  25. case object MILLIS extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable
  26. case object MINUTES extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable
  27. case object NANO extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable

    Highest precision, although it might be unsafe to use it because some tools (e.g.

    Highest precision, although it might be unsafe to use it because some tools (e.g. PostgreSQL) may be implicitly truncating nanosecond-precision timestamps.

  28. case object RAW extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable

    The accuracy will not be changed.

    The accuracy will not be changed. Generally speaking, it's a bad idea because the actual accuracy might differ between JVM versions (e.g. 11 vs 17)

  29. case object SECONDS extends ClockAccuracy with Product with Serializable

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