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This change [restricted some useful usages](https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow/issues/3391),\\nso the team has decided to roll it back and keep the 1.2.1 behavior.\\n\\n:::\\n\\n## New features\\n\\nA version number like 1.2.3 sounds like a small bugfix release, but this is far from truth in\\nthis case: this release is full of new modules to help you be productive when writing Kotlin.\\n\\n### Improved focus on Compose\\n\\nArrow provides building blocks relevant to many projects using Kotlin.\\nA large part of our community is doing frontend work, and during the latest months,\\nthe team has been trying to understand their needs, in order to make Arrow\\na relevant tool in that space.\\n\\nFrom that journey, we have put together a new documentation page highlighting\\ndifferent ways in which Arrow may be useful in your Compose application.\\nThere is also a new [`arrow-optics-compose` module](/learn/immutable-data/lens/#integration-with-compose)\\nthat includes utilities to work with immutable data inside a `MutableState`\\nor `MutableStateFlow`.\\n\\nWe are eager to hear more use cases or needs where Arrow may help the lives\\nof Kotlin developers. 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