Effect-TS/effect effect@3.13.11

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Patch Changes

• #4601 fad8cca Thanks @gcanti! - Schema: enhance the internal formatUnknown function to handle various types including iterables, classes, and additional edge cases.

  Before

  import { Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.Array(Schema.Number)
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)(new Set([1, 2]))
  // throws Expected ReadonlyArray<number>, actual {}
  
  class A {
    constructor(readonly a: number) {}
  }
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)(new A(1))
  // throws Expected ReadonlyArray<number>, actual {"a":1}

  After

  import { Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.Array(Schema.Number)
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)(new Set([1, 2]))
  // throws Expected ReadonlyArray<number>, actual Set([1,2])
  
  class A {
    constructor(readonly a: number) {}
  }
  
  Schema.decodeUnknownSync(schema)(new A(1))
  // throws Expected ReadonlyArray<number>, actual A({"a":1})

• #4606 4296293 Thanks @gcanti! - Fix issue with generic filters when generating arbitraries, closes #4605.

  Previously, applying a filter to a schema when generating arbitraries could cause a TypeError due to missing properties. This fix ensures that arbitraries are generated correctly when filters are used.

  Before

  import { Arbitrary, Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.BigIntFromSelf.pipe(Schema.filter(() => true))
  
  Arbitrary.make(schema)
  // TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'min')

  After

  import { Arbitrary, Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.BigIntFromSelf.pipe(Schema.filter(() => true))
  
  const result = Arbitrary.make(schema) // Works correctly

• #4587 9c241ab Thanks @gcanti! - Schema: simplify Struct and Record return types.

• #4591 082b0c1 Thanks @IMax153! - Improve clarity of the TimeoutException error message

• #4604 be12983 Thanks @gcanti! - Add support for refinements to Schema.omit, closes #4603.

  Before

  import { Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.Struct({
    a: Schema.String,
    b: Schema.String
  })
  
  const omitted = schema.pipe(
    Schema.filter(() => true),
    Schema.omit("a")
  )
  
  console.log(String(omitted.ast))
  // {} ❌

  After

  import { Schema } from "effect"
  
  const schema = Schema.Struct({
    a: Schema.String,
    b: Schema.String
  })
  
  const omitted = schema.pipe(
    Schema.filter(() => true),
    Schema.omit("a")
  )
  
  console.log(String(omitted.ast))
  // { readonly b: string }

• #4593 de88127 Thanks @gcanti! - Schema: export Field type.

  Useful for creating a type that can be used to add custom constraints to the fields of a struct.

  import { Schema } from "effect"
  
  const f = <Fields extends Record<"a" | "b", Schema.Struct.Field>>(
    schema: Schema.Struct<Fields>
  ) => {
    return schema.omit("a")
  }
  
  //      ┌─── Schema.Struct<{ b: typeof Schema.Number; }>
  //      ▼
  const result = f(Schema.Struct({ a: Schema.String, b: Schema.Number }))