Effect-TS/effect @effect/schema@0.68.18

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Patch Changes

• #3192 5d5cc6c Thanks @KhraksMamtsov! - Support Capitalize Uncapitalize filters and schemas

• #3148 359ff8a Thanks @gcanti! - add Serializable.Serializable.Type and Serializable.Serializable.Encoded

• #3198 f7534b9 Thanks @gcanti! - Add toString to AST.PropertySignature and AST.IndexSignature and fix type display for IndexSignature.

  Before the Change

  Previously, when a type mismatch occurred in Schema.decodeUnknownSync, the error message displayed for IndexSignature was not accurately representing the type used. For example:

  import { Schema } from "@effect/schema";
  
  const schema = Schema.Record(Schema.Char, Schema.String);
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)({ a: 1 });
  /*
  throws
  ParseError: { readonly [x: string]: string }
  └─ ["a"]
     └─ Expected string, actual 1
  */

  This output incorrectly indicated [x: string] when the actual index type was Char.

  After the Change

  The toString implementation now correctly reflects the type used in IndexSignature, providing more accurate and informative error messages:

  import { Schema } from "@effect/schema";
  
  const schema = Schema.Record(Schema.Char, Schema.String);
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)({ a: 1 });
  /*
  throws
  ParseError: { readonly [x: Char]: string }
  └─ ["a"]
     └─ Expected string, actual 1
  */

  The updated output now correctly displays { readonly [x: Char]: string }, aligning the error messages with the actual data types used in the schema.

• Updated dependencies [a435e0f, b5554db, a9c4fb3]:

  • effect@3.4.8