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Keeping the docs.rs landing page at a manageable size is a balancing act. Not enough or too many items make it easy for new users to get lost.
This version reduces the number of items exported at the root from 70 to 41.
Nothing was removed but some items are now only exported in their module.
A new `advan...
The parallel execution logic has grown with each new ordering features to a point where it was very difficult to reason about.
This release starts over with a well established algorithm: Kahn's algorithm.
It is close to how before_all/after_all systems used to be scheduled but cleaner by collapsing all or...
A long time ago in a galaxy not that far away... Shipyard had a Shiperator trait.
This trait was a copy of std's Iterator. The problem it solved was filter iteration over storage tracking modification.
filter iterates through all elements before applying the filter. This is important because back then components were flagged for modification as soon as the referen...
This release should require very little to no changes to user code.
The guide continues to expand with a new Learn by example section.
This is what took the most time, and in the end, the new design is syntactically identical to 0.6 for most users.
The new design allows for the easy-t...
This release took quite some time but I'm very happy of all the changes. The api is now macro free. It took a few tries to get to this api for workloads but it works now. There is just a rustc weird behavior that makes it impossible to use values for workload systems. It's an acceptable price to get rid of the macro but it'd be great if it could be fixed.
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