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Update upickle to 2.0.0 #1854
Update upickle to 2.0.0 #1854
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@lihaoyi Is it safe to bump this? Meaning, can a project switch from Mill 0.10.0 to main (0.10.x) and back without build issues caused by upickle format changes? |
@lefou my understanding is we invalidate all caches aggressively on any classpath change, so this should be safe. Caches will be busted, but no different from any other Mill code change |
@lihaoyi Thanks. Looks like it's safe enough, then. |
Turns out, it causes instable caches when switching mill server mode, which results in perceived full cache invalidations. This reverts pull request: com-lihaoyi#1854
I'm observing a regression after this update. |
Updates com.lihaoyi:upickle from 1.6.0 to 2.0.0.
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