Add InjectEnv implicit for cats.effect.IO
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How about adding an example similar to https://github.com/ghostdogpr/caliban/blob/series/2.x/examples/src/main/scala/example/interop/cats/ContextualCatsInterop.scala ? |
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@ghostdogpr sorry I must have missed the notification on this PR. Done 👍 |
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When I started using Caliban, I was using it via the cats-effect interop. One of the things that I found confusing / frustrating at the time was that I couldn't use a concrete IO if I wanted to propagate anything in the environment (like a request context). I wasn't very experienced with Scala / ZIO at the time, so it didn't occur to me I could use an
IOLocaland create my ownInjectEnv.With this PR, we make it easier for beginners / intermediate users to use concrete
cats.effect.IOwhile also being able to propagate request context across the ZIO / CE boundary