Gleam 1.10, released on April 14, enhances the type-safe programming language with improved compiler functions including better type information retention and exhaustive analysis. This allows the language server to offer a 'find references' feature, enabling developers to locate types and values across projects. Furthermore, the ability to rename types and values across modules has been refined. The update also focuses on detecting unused code more effectively, repairing previous shortcomings. The enhancements aim to streamline development and enhance the user experience.
The release of Gleam 1.10 introduces significant enhancements in compiler capabilities, allowing for improved type information retention and exhaustive analysis, ultimately aiding developers in their projects.
Gleam 1.10's improved compiler supports a new 'find references' feature and allows for renaming throughout project modules, providing greater flexibility for developers.
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