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to only require it be defined on the elements of the tuple. This is one of the ongoing proposed tuple improvements, addressing scala#19175. As carefully pointed out by @sjrd, this _is_ a potential breaking change. See tests/neg/tuple-filter-compat.scala for an example. This is not an unprecedented change however, the analogous improvements were made to `Tuple.{Map, FlatMap}` in 28a695e.
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to only require it be defined on the elements of the tuple.
This is one of the ongoing proposed tuple improvements, addressing #19175.
As carefully pointed out by @sjrd, this is a potential breaking change.
See tests/neg/tuple-filter-compat.scala for an example.
This is not an unprecedented change however, the analogous improvements were made to
Tuple.{Map, FlatMap}in 28a695e.I guess this should be discussed, and decided whether or not to merge, by the core team.