Some of them are binary but not source incompatibilities so sure, that’s the whole point, I think. But some are just broken under 2.13, such as scoverage.
I have other issues with fury, which I already brought up with @propensive, and might be show stoppers for my specific needs
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Replying to @NicolasRinaudo @Kamugo
Can you remind me what they were, just to remind me whether I addressed them, or just promptly forgot...?
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Replying to @propensive @Kamugo
Plugins. You addressed them very explicitly by stating they were never going to be a part of Fury :)
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Replying to @NicolasRinaudo @Kamugo
Ah yes, that hasn't changed! But plugins aren't a need in themselves... you presumably have some other need which plugins are currently solving, and I'd like to solve that some other way.
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He mentioned that in response to my question and it's a good use case so I will re-ask: how would you propose to set up static code analysis, test coverage, formatting, linting, wart finders and such with fury?
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I don't believe code formatting should be part of the build... but someone could write a "compiler" which compiles source code to source code. It just doesn't seem sensible to reformat all your code every time you change anything... before committing, though, sure.
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Replying to @propensive @lukasz_bialy and
Metals using lsp to perform scalafmt is the answer for code formatting imo. I agree: no need to be part of the build
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Replying to @QueueQueueHack @propensive and
Disagreed. I want to fail builds whose style is not valid, so scalafmt needs to be somewhat part of the build, to fail in CI
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Replying to @NicolasRinaudo @propensive and
One note: Failing builds for source formatting issues... Not a fan. Transparently transforming source to proper format as part of CI is a better application of automated formatters.
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Replying to @QueueQueueHack @NicolasRinaudo and
I'm not a fan of strict formating modifications at CI. Maybe a post build hook that can fault the overall build?
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Replying to @Kamugo @QueueQueueHack and
That's an interesting idea...
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