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[0.27.0] - 2018.07.01 - Replace Custom Test Data Generation with ScalaCheck Shapeless

This is the first baby step in replacing custom reflection-based code with
shapeless.

  • 2017.10.26 - longevity.model.PType[M, P] now has an abstract member with type
    longevity.model.PEv[M, P]. This is filled in by the @longevity.model.annotations.persistent
    family of annotations, so it is not a concern to you if you are using these annotations to
    construct your PTypes. If not, you might consider using the new
    @longevity.model.annotations.pEv annotation to create the PEv for you.
  • 2017.10.26 - Traits for polymorphic persistent and component types - typically declared via
    annotations @longevity.model.annotations.polyPersistent and
    @longevity.model.annotations.polyComponent - now need to be sealed. This will require moving
    subtypes into the same file.
  • 2017.10.26 - The longevity.test.TestDataGenerator API has been simplified. If you were using
    this class in a way for which the new version is no longer sufficient, please let us know, and we
    will see what we can do to help you out.
  • 2018.06.07 - Classes longevity.test.CustomGenerator and longevity.test.CustomGeneratorPool
    have been removed. Custom test generation to account for constraints enforced within your domain
    model can now be accomplished using ScalaCheck's Arbitrary and
    Gen, See the user manual page on enforcing
    constraints     for more information.
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