Nicolas Stucki

To achieve this without casts you would probably need to make `tupled` inline and handle one element at a time. Maybe try with a signature like this: ```scala extension [H,...

Might also try ```scala inline t match case t: F[H] *: EmptyTuple => ... case t: (F[H] *: F[h2] *: t2) => ... ```

Could you provide some examples where you would expect this coloring? And some example of the other languages as a guide.

I do not really see how we could get this information syntactically. This is in the domain of semantic highlighting. Consider the following cases ```scala val x1 = ??? def...

@odersky this feature might be interesting for the new syntax

It seems to be simple to identify where to color the paths when we extend with `extends` or `with` but it might be trickier when we use the new `,`...

The token was outdated at first, I updated it. Then I started having a 401 failure and found https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-vsce/issues/11. The same happened locally when trying to publish manually with an...

This is probably an issue with the language sever. Check the issue could come from * https://github.com/scalameta/metals * https://github.com/lampepfl/dotty/tree/master/vscode-dotty

Otherwise could be related with https://github.com/scala/vscode-scala-syntax/blob/master/language-configuration.json

Sounds interesting, but I do not use or know that platform. If someone else is interested, please let us know.