0.4.6 [2022.04.18]
- Remove the
siphash dependency. Because siphash no longer builds on
GHC 9.2+, we instead bundle the code alongside hyperloglog. This allows
hyperloglog to build with 9.2.
0.4.5 [2021.11.16]
- Drop support for pre-8.0 versions of GHC.
- Allow building with
hashable-1.4.*.
0.4.4 [2021.02.17]
- Allow building with
lens-5.*.
- The build-type has been changed from
Custom to Simple.
To achieve this, the doctests test suite has been removed in favor of using
cabal-docspec
to run the doctests.
0.4.3 [2019.09.13]
- Remove unused
safecopy dependency.
0.4.2
- Add a library dependency on the
doctests test suite
0.4.1
- Revamp
Setup.hs to use cabal-doctest. This makes it build
with Cabal-2.0, and makes the doctests work with cabal new-build and
sandboxes.
- Drop (unused)
hashable-extras dependency
- Add
NFData instance for HyperLogLog
- Require GHC 7.8 or later
0.4.0.4
- Support
cereal 0.5 and safecopy 0.9.
0.4.0.3
- Fixed doctest issues caused by
vector 0.11
- Unfortunately the
herbie changes turned out to be flawed (due to issue mikeizbicki/HerbiePlugin#8). Rolling them back for now.
0.4.0.2
- Fixed a haddock issue caused by the comments in the herbie code.
0.4.0.1
- Added
vector 0.11 support.
- Incorporated some changes suggested by the HerbiePlugin.
0.3.4
- Support
generic-deriving 1.8. We no longer incur a generic-deriving requirement at all except on GHC < 7.6.
0.3.3.1
0.3.3
- Added
bytes and binary instances.
- Compiles warning-free on GHC 7.10.
0.3.2
- Simplified
reifyConfig internals.
0.3.1
- Added
insertHash. This enables users of the 0.2
era version of hyperloglog to manually pick the
hash used and load their old data.
- Builds warning-free on GHC 7.10
0.3.0.1
- Constraint bumps for
lens and generic-deriving
0.3
- Switched to
SipHash, so the package actually works.
0.2.3.2
0.2.3.1
0.2.3
- GHC 7.8 compatibility
- Bumped
cereal dependency.
0.2.1
- Exported
insert from Data.HyperLogLog.
0.2
- Made compatible with
lens 4
0.1
- Ported
Data.Analytics.Approximate.HyperLogLog from analytics into a separate package.