[tech notebook] Suppressing bloop for scala-cli managed services https://tech.interfluidity.com/2023/08/30/suppressing-bloop-for-scala-cli-managed-services/index.html
Countdown to #ScalaCLI v1.0.3!โฐ
This release introduces compile-only dependencies, enhancing your control over the compile process. ๐ช
Add them to your project with `//> using compileOnly.dep` directive or command line option `--compile-dep`.
Next week we are at @scaladays with our booth where Scala meets the industry. Let's chat about the great things that are coming!
https://calendly.com/scala-space/scala-chat?month=2023-06&date=2023-06-05
#Scala #tooling #OSS #ScalaEcosystem #ScalaCLI #metals
#scala #tooling #oss #scalaecosystem #scalacli #metals
Scala-cli is outstanding!
In case you didn't know, if you just want to play with a library, you can just do this:
scala-cli repl --dep "org.typelevel::cats-effect::3.4.9"
#ScalaSteward 0.21.0 released! ๐ค
Highlights of this release are:
* new version-scheme label that shows the value of the info.versionScheme POM property
* support for #ScalaCLI projects
* release notes / changelog / version diff detection for private repos
Many thanks to all contributors!
Release notes: https://github.com/scala-steward-org/scala-steward/releases/tag/v0.21.0
#scalasteward #scalacli #typelevel #scala
Started working on supporting #ScalaCLI projects in #ScalaSteward. My current WIP PR https://github.com/scala-steward-org/scala-steward/pull/2933 uses scala-cli's export command to export the scala-cli build to sbt and then uses the already existing sbt support to retrieve dependencies. It feels a bit hacky but works. ๐