Andy Polack

Ben, Thanks for the info. If I can ever shake free a few spare cycles myself I'd be willing to give a PR a shot. I'll let you know if/when...

I can certainly believe that two separate libraries both doing macro magic might conflict with each other. I can't claim that I'm an expert in Scala macros, but it seems...

Just as an additional data point, I'm seeing a similar issue trying to build a native image using the 20.0.0 tag of the Graal Image. There doesn't appear to be...

Interestingly https://github.com/yakivy/jam yields the same compiler error...

:facepalm: figured it out... ``` override lazy val observationTypesService: ObservationTypesService = wire[ObservationTypesService] ``` should have been: ``` override lazy val observationTypesService: ObservationTypesService = wire[ProductionObservationTypesService] ``` Still - error message isn't...

I appreicate that... I lost more time than I care to admit to my missing the recursive reference. Also - macwire has been my go-to for Scala DI frameworks that...

2 cents from the peanut gallery for what it's worth... From a users perspective moving from earlier versions of Fetch, it was very surprising to me to have to sprinkle...

Yes - just confirmed it's an issue in 3.2.0-RC3 as well.

Not sure if JVM version could have an impact here or not... but for completeness sake: ``` $ java -version java version "17.0.3.1" 2022-04-22 LTS Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build...

Pushed a repo that replicates the behavior: https://github.com/ALPSMAC/sample-scala3-compiler-bug/tree/main If you change the scalaVersion in build.sbt from 3.1.2 to 3.1.3 or 3.2.0-RC3 you can cause the compilation error. Thanks!