Release for Scala 3

[hejfelix]

It would be nice to have a release for Scala 3

[judu]

Yep, I need to have a look at all the deps to check if they do have scala 3 releases.

Could you help me by editing your issue and add all the deps with tickable box, so we can track it?

You can achieve that this way:

- [x] Dependency one (current version) (scala 3 compatible version if there is one)
- [ ] Dependency two (current version)

Thanks! :slightly_smiling_face:

[ASRagab]

Just passing through:

• [ ] exts (1.61.1)
• [x] scalatest (3.2.11) (3.2.11)
• [x] scala-java8-compat (1.0.2) (1.0.2)
• [x] cats-effect (2.5.4) (2.5.4)
• [x] monix (3.4.0) (3.4.0)
• [x] zio-interop-cats (2.5.1.0) (2.5.1.0)
• [x] fs2-core (2.5.2) (2.5.10) - Needs upgrade
• [x] fs2-reactive-streams (2.5.2) (2.5.10) - Needs upgrade
• [x] scalaz-core (7.2.34) (7.2.34)
• [x] scalaz-concurrent (7.2.34) (7.2.34)
• [x] zio (1.0.13) (1.0.13)
• [x] jackson-module-scala (2.13.1) (2.13.1)
• [x] circe-core (0.14.1) (0.14.1)
• [x] circe-generic (0.14.1) (0.14.1)
• [x] circe-parser (0.14.1) (0.14.1)
• [x] play-json (2.8.2) (2.10.0-RC6) -- Needs upgrade
• [x] json4s-core (4.0.4) (4.0.4)
• [x] json4s-jackson (4.0.4) (4.0.4)
• [ ] spray-json (1.3.6)
• [x] avro4s-core (4.0.12) (5.0.0-M1) -- Needs upgrade
• [x] akka-stream (2.6.18) (2.6.18)

[Zhen-hao]

I read this on https://github.com/sksamuel/exts

This project is a collection of random Scala helpers that was used by elastic4s. Since Dec 2021 the utilities have been merged into elastic4s directly and so this project is now archived.

The only thing that I see pulsar4s is using from exts is Logging which is a wrapper of slf4j. I think it would be very easy to just drop exts.

[judu]

Hi! I've been pretty busy with my work life, personal life and other projects life, so I'm just returning to pulsar4s.

Thanks for the work of checking the versions and upgrades! I agree with @Zhen-hao: we should just drop exts and use slf4j, or if the wrapping code is straighforward: copy that wrapper code into pulsar4s and use it as-is. I will still have some stuff on my plate for the next two weeks, but I will take a look at it in the second part of May!

[judu]

I'm closing this issue a bit late: 2.9.0 (released 2023-01-08) now has support for scala 3, thanks to @RemiBardon