This does not change the fact that fiddles themselves are still compiled and linked with Scala.js 0.6.31. However, it shows that we can decouple the version used by fiddles (currently 0.6.31) from the version used by the infrastructure (now 1.0.0-RC2). This is a major step towards adding support for several Scala.js versions in fiddles.
ochrons
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4 years ago
This does not change the fact that fiddles themselves are still compiled and linked with Scala.js 0.6.31. However, it shows that we can decouple the version used by fiddles (currently 0.6.31) from the version used by the infrastructure (now 1.0.0-RC2). This is a major step towards adding support for several Scala.js versions in fiddles.