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Adding a short-hand to
Applicative
forF.pure(())
.Reasons:
F.pure(()).map(_ => a)
a lot (due topure
not taking a by-name param and having no way to do that otherwise, but that's another discussion)F[Unit]
is often used to indicate callbacks that are going to trigger side-effects, like for resource clean-ups - for example inTask.doOnFinish
and we often need to create emptyF[Unit]
instances that don't do anything;F.pure(())
is more noisy versusF.unit
Applicative
implementations can optimize this to always return the same reference, instead of rebuildingpure(())
over and over againPrior art:
scala.concurrent.Future.unit