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Experimental Progressive holder and the new Weak module

### Progress

- Experimental Progressive holder class (#144, !136)
- Experimental helpers to capture progress into a Flow (!136)
- Increased test coverage (!142)

### State

- Experimental conversions from Progressive, Outcome and ProgressiveOutcome (!136)
- Increased test coverage (!142)

### Weak

Pedestal Weak is a new module to use weak reference and associated data structures from common Kotlin code!

- Experimental WeakRef and SoftRef (#152, !147)
- Experimental WeakMap (#153, !147)
- Experimental pure Kotlin implementation of WeakKeyMap (!147)
- Helpers to test weak data structures (!147)

### Dependencies

- KotlinX.Datetime 0.6.0 (!143)
- KotlinX.Coroutines 1.8.1 (!143)
- KotlinX.Serialization 1.7.1 (!143)
- Prepared 1.3.0 (!143)

Bug fixes, Kotlin 2.0.0

### Build and deployment

- Fixed JVM tests not running (ec557993, !129)
- Enable code coverage for all modules (#142, !129)
- Migrate Progress tests to Prepared (778387b1, !129)
- Stop publishing the `tester` module (89f4d925, !119)

### Dependencies

- Kotlin 2.0.0 (55a01666, !70)
- Slf4J 2.0.13 (00733016, !132)
- Arrow 1.2.4 (3884e8a6, !132)
- Logback Classic 1.5.6 (983d8f98, !132)
- KotlinX.Datetime 0.5.0 (03dbf236, !132)
- KotlinX.Coroutines 1.8.0 (03dbf236, !132)

Improved testing, Kotlin 2.0.0-RC1

### Testing

- Fixed JVM tests not running (ec557993, !129)
- Set a minimal code coverage for all active modules (#142, !129)

### Spine (deprecated)

- Unify the string representation of floating-point numbers on all platforms (99f5d234)

### Dependencies

- Kotlin 2.0.0-RC1 (66672126)

Documentation improvements, Arrow built into State, experimental progressive DSL

### Backbone

- Documentation improvements and example modernization (#133, !118)

### State

- Merge :state-arrow into :state (1ddf5e18, !123)
- Documentation improvements for State (!123)
- Experimental DSL for ProgressiveOutcome (!124)

### Documentation

- Remove the link to Logger from the main README (7186f217, !122)
- Fix links after move to OpenSavvy Groundwork (c4fcbd7a, !122)

Experimental LocalStorage cache

### Cache

- Created the experimental LocalStorage/SessionStorage cache implementation (#2, !114)

### Spine

- Mention that Spine is being rewritten (24c862d6, 110)

### Build and deployment

- Fixed incorrect documentation URL in MavenCentral metadata (#127, !101)

### Dependencies

- Kotlin 1.9.22 (128dfe13)

Helpers to combine completed results

### State

- Helpers to accumulate incomplete results with the previous complete result (#125, !96)

### Documentation

- Mark each module's stability (#119, !95)
- Fixed a broken link in State Arrow (f1e814d9)
- Document how each logger implementation works (154377bd)

Stable 2.0.0 release

Here are the highlights of this range of updates. To learn more, see the pre-release changelogs:

### Progress

Previously a part of Pedestal State, the progress management is now its own independent library (#58, !54).

### State

- State was previously based on Arrow. We have decided to make State independent of Arrow. We have completely rewritten the failure management (#59, #70, !58).
- Introduced a compatibility module for use with Arrow.
- Introduced a compatibility module for use with Coroutines.

### Cache

- Reworked the module so implementations are private, and only instantiation methods are public. This will make it much easier to make changes to implementations in the future (#86, !81).
- Introduced contextual cache algorithms, which understand authentication or paging (#85, !66).
- Introduced blocking algorithms for Java interoperability (#109, !83).

### Backbone

- Reworked the Backbone pattern to entirely hide the Cache as an implementation detail, making future changes much easier (#73, !59).

### Build and deployment

- The project is now published as 'dev.opensavvy.pedestal:<module>:<version>' instead of 'opensavvy:<module>:<version>' (#69, !68)
- Major documentation improvements.
- Support for LinuxX64 (#115, !86)
- The project is now published on MavenCentral!
- The project is now based on the OpenSavvy Playground (#114, !87)

Fix MavenCentral publishing

Fix MavenCentral publication

Fix MavenCentral publication

Log bug and better documentation

### Documentation

- Avoid single-letter type parameters (#112, !88)
- Mention the LinuxX64 support in the README (#118, !90)

### Build and deployment

- The project is now based on the OpenSavvy Playground, which should make build configuration easier (#114, !87)
- Fixed the CI not running on the GitLab Shared Runners for MacOS (!82, !92)

### Cache

- Fixed the lock bug on Kotlin/JS (#101, !91)

### Dependencies

- Kotlin 1.9.0
- Arrow 1.2.0
- Dokka 1.9.0
- Logback 1.4.8
- Slf4j 2.0.7
- Ktor 2.3.2
- KotlinX.Coroutines 1.7.2
- KotlinX.Serialization 1.5.1

### Contributions

Thanks @darbyfrey (from the GitLab team) for helping us figure out how to use the MacOS Shared Runners.

LinuxX64 support

### Build and deployment

- Support for the LinuxX64 platform (#115, !86)

### Cache

- Explicitly specify which clock to use when using ExpirationCache (#111, !85)

Fix MavenCentral publication

Blocking cache and MavenCentral publication

### Migration steps

The group for Gradle configuration has been renamed from 'opensavvy.pedestal' to 'dev.opensavvy.pedestal'.

### Cache

- Better documentation (9bf6b475, !81)
- All implementations are internal, only their factory methods are public (#86, !81)
- Create blocking wrappers to use the library without coroutines (#109, !83)

### Build and deployment

- Gitpod support to contribute to the project in a cloud environment (#107, !79)
- Migrate after changes to the GitLab shared MacOS runners (#102, !78)
- Pedestal is now published on MavenCentral (#105, !77)

Documentation and Spine fixes

### State

- Improved documentation (#98, !74)

### Spine

- Do not crash when deserializing a malformed SpineFailure

Type-safe Spine errors

### Pedestal

- Completely rewrite of the documentation (#97, !72)

### Spine

Spine is deprecated and will be removed in the future.

- Type-safe errors (#103, !73)

Easier Outcome-based error management

### Progress

- ProgressReporter.NoOp has been moved to a private class, accessed by the factory 'emptyProgressReporter' (#90, !69)

### State

- Added Outcome.mapFailure and ProgressiveOutcome.mapFailure (#92, !70)

### Build and deployment

- Fixed the links in Dokka to the Arrow documentation (#63, !71)

Failure removal

### State

- Removed the Failure interface (#87, !67)
- Conversion functions from Either to Outcome (!67)
- Accessors for Outcome<Nothing, T> and similar (#88, !68)

Contextual caches

### Cache

- Created contextual cache algorithms (#85, !66)

### Backbone

- Removed Backbone.request (#84, !64)

### Build and deployment

- Cleaned up the README (#82, !62)
- Added the OpenSavvy coding style (#83, !63)

Pedestal 2.0 first release candidate

### Progress

The progress management, originally a part of Pedestal State, has been split into its own Pedestal Progress project.
To facilitate usage into projects with specific requirements, it is organized as a main project and a compatibility module to use with Kotlin Coroutines.

- Extracted Progress from the State project (#58, !54)

### State

Completely reworked the failure management. Previously, failure was a single class, whereas it became an interface.
This allows code to declare its own sealed classes of possible failures, making testing easier.

- Complete failure rework (#59, #70, !58)

### Backbone

- Hide the cache as an implementation detail instead of exposing it (#71, !61)

### Spine

- Spine is deprecated, and will be removed in the future (#73, !59)

### Build and deployment

- Enabled the Gradle Build Cache (#76, !55, !56)
- Exposed Dokka as a review app (#78, !57)
- The library is now published as 'opensavvy.pedestal:<module>:<version>' instead of 'opensavvy:<module>:<version>' (#69, !68)