Add `safeHead`
Checklist:
- [X] Haddock documentation for the new function
- [ ] Tests for the new function (I did not add them since other simple
Listfunctions had none so I assumed they are not required if the function are simple enough)
HLint
- [ ] I've changed the exposed interface (add new reexports, remove reexports, rename reexported things, etc.).
- [X] I've updated
hlint.dhallaccordingly to my changes (add new rules for the new imports, remove old ones, when they are outdated, etc.). - [X] I've generated the new
.hlint.yamlfile (see this instructions).
- [X] I've updated
General
- [X] I've updated the CHANGELOG with the short description of my latest changes.
- [X] All new and existing tests pass.
- [x] I keep the code style used in the files I've changed (see style-guide for more details).
- [X] I've used the
stylish-haskellfile. - [ ] My change requires the documentation updates.
- [ ] I've updated the documentation accordingly.
- [X] I've added the
[ci skip]text to the docs-only related commit's name.
FYI the Kowainik ecosystem sees very little activity. I personally work on emergency maintenance only, but you may find another maintainer who will review and accept a PR.
Thanks for the heads-up. Should I avoid using this library in the future then?
It will continue to be maintained so that it keeps working with newer releases of GHC, so no need to avoid using it on that basis. I wouldn't expected it to add many new features though.
Maybe @vrom911 can review this?
Any chance we could have an update on this?
I'm afraid what I previously said still applies. The only maintenance being done on relude currently is the minimum necessary to keep it building with new GHCs.