2.0.0

New

• In the closures passed to the methods of ProcessSupport and LoadableSupport, you now don't need to provide explicit self anymore, since those closures are simply passed into a Task, so reference cycles are no real concern
• Added concept of "interrupts" for both @Loadable and @Process (as well as their protocol counterparts)
• The closures passed to the run methods of the ProcessSupport protocol are now isolated to the MainActor
• Added new method LoadableState<Value>.map(transform:) to allow convenient mapping of loadable values.
• Added new properties to the projected values of @Loadable and @Process that give access to a SwiftUI binding to the underlying LoadableState and ProcessState: $process.binding and $loadable.binding.
• Added @TaskIdentifier property wrapper, which is a convenience wrapper around a UUID SwiftUI state that helps with task restarts, e.g. .task(id: taskIdentifier) { ... }
• Reworked the demo app and fixed a few bugs and issues
• The demo app now has more examples: Restartable Loadable, Refreshable Loadable, Process Interrrupts, Loadable Interrupts and Failure Alert Process
• Added error types ResetProcess and ResetLoadable that can be thrown to reset a process or loadable
• Added typealias typealias SingleProcessState = ProcessState<SingleProcess> for convenience

Changed

• Renamed generic process type ProcessID to ProcessKind to better communicate its purpose. This should not affect your code at all.

Fixed

• Removed redundancies in the ProcessSupport protocol code to simplify implementation
• Fixed incorrect CancelProcess and CancelLoadable error behavior in ProcessSupport and LoadableSupport; they used to perform a reset instead of a cancel
• Added a missing Task priority argument in an overload of the Process.run method
• Fixed a few typos in the documentation.

Warning

This is a release that introduces breaking changes, due to a few unfortunate bugs in 1.0.0. The migration process should not be complicated, though. You can read more about it in the migration guide.