Closed sbrunk closed 1 month ago
Oh yeah, that'a a good point - hadn't thought about it.
My goal was to compile the generated code without warnings on scala 3.4, and the easiest way was to bump the entire build.
It should be easy to compile with different scala versions:
typo
, typo-dsl-*
): newest 3.3typo-tester-*
, scripts
, etc): newest 3.4
Probably because it is built with 3.4.0 now, causing forward compatiblity issues. In my case, it's not a big deal because I'm just running a scala-cli script but I wonder if it would be better to stay with an LTS version to avoid compat issues if people use Typo as a library/in their build etc.
https://www.scala-lang.org/blog/2022/08/17/long-term-compatibility-plans.html#library-maintainers