DecoderFlow: narrow down output types for grouped streams#502
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The output of these streams is always a Seq[] anyway, so we can narrow it down. This will allow consumers to get more out of these statement batches without extra conversions. This is backward-compatible, covariance applies.
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The output of these streams is always a Seq[] anyway, so we can narrow it down. This will allow consumers to get more out of these statement batches without extra conversions.
This is backward-compatible, covariance applies.