Hello Haskellers, I would like to prepare a new major release of http-types, for the following reasons: - Removing functions that have been deprecated for months. - I have added a new module QueryLike, which should make it much easier to create Query objects (it is modelled after recurring patterns in my usage). - Possibly: An opportunity to split the big module Network.HTTP.Types into smaller modules (of course still exposing all functionality at the well-known Network.HTTP.Types module). - Add new functionality that the community (you!) wants to see. So the first thing I'd like to ask of you is to please remove deprecated functionality and/or create strict upper bounds. The upcoming version will be 0.7, and other than removing deprecated functions, I plan to keep the API fully compatible. The other thing is: Are there things you'd like to see added? Does http-types as it is have deficiencies that you'd like to see addressed? And to the Yesod maintainers: As Yesod is right now the single biggest user of http-types (with a relatively long release cycle), would it be OK for you to relax the bounds in the upcoming release to http-types >=0.6.11 && <0.8 (assuming you don't use deprecated functions), even when http-types 0.7 is not released yet? Cheers, Aristid