Update for recent tooling versions - Scala 3#20
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@sjrd, could you take a look at this? I do not know any Scala 3. Feels to me that if we'd want to offer this, we'd also have to update the code (to quiet syntax at least?). |
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Looks good to me. We could update to indentation-based syntax, sure, but we don't have to in a first pass. |
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I suggest making the Scala 3 version default and archiving the Scala 2 version in the same manner all previous versions are archived (in branches). I do not think there is any reason to start a new project with Scala 2 unless you have a specific reason, the tools seem stable and reliable enough to me now (I would not say this a few months ago). |
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Same as #19, but using Scala 3 this time.
All steps updated to recent tooling versions using Scala 3.3.3