eugene yokota

> My question: is there another project which provides a scalac-like command-line interface to zinc? Not that I'm aware of.

@anilkumarmyla Thanks for the report.

> My reading of #235 is that there's a small but not insignificant difference. Insignificant difference in the promised meaning between `ScalaThenJava` and `Mixed`? We don't implement the semantics that...

> But people might still be relying on it for regular, full compilation (e.g. in CI), so I don't think it should be just deleted. I'm happy to update the...

To clarify the situation, do you agree with my assessment that all these `CompileOrder`s are there to squeeze "scalac doesn't have to parse Java sources" performance, and the fact that...

> My guess is that people use it Does _anyone_ use `ScalaThenJava`? I don't think anyone actually uses this flag, or if they are using it the person is confused...

### re: I don't think anyone actually uses this flag > Are these all instances of confusion? https://github.com/search?p=4&q=ScalaThenJava+extension%3Asbt&type=Code I did search GitHub before commenting the above, and yes, compared to...

ok. Let's keep `JavaThenScala` with renewed understanding of what it's for, and deprecate `ScalaThenJava`.

Setting aside the deprecation debate, we should document: 1. what those options actually do in clean compile 2. what those options do in an incremental compile 3. why build users...

@lukaszwawrzyk Thanks for the contribution! These changes looks great.