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Hello folks!
I'm not sure about the solution but I encountered this "problem" enough times to submit this PR.
Basically when you want to use
timed
on anIO[Unit]
you have to map the result to just keep the left side of the tuple.It would be nice to have a method to this directly within
IO
.My proposal here introduces breaking changes, other more conservative solutions would be to use a dedicated name for this case such as:
timed_
timedIgnore
(with or withoutand
)timedL
ortimedR
it depends on which side you see ittimedOnly
Let me know what do you think!
Thank :)