Sam

Yes, that's a good idea. Any particular preference on how it would work.

I can't think of a better way either. The ideal solution would be to pass a special classpath to scalac that is used for compiler plugins, but I don't think...

The groups discussion you linked to says that it is benefiical, but usually your other computations are order of magnitude slower so it doesn't matter. Maybe worth having it, but...

I agree off by default. But there is a use for it so i think it should be an option? On 2 Sep 2015 09:39, "Richard Bradley" [email protected] wrote: >...

Great idea.

This is a great idea. You could have a file in the repo like .scapegoat which enables specific rules, and leaves _everything_ disabled by default. On Sun, 15 Mar 2020...

If we were able to run scapegoat standalone, without the need for the scala compiler, then we could do this. Briefly looking over the ruleset, we don't need access to...

Does seem a bit daft On 24 Apr 2015 06:07, "Richard Bradley" [email protected] wrote: > It was "WONTFIX"ed here https://issues.scala-lang.org/browse/SI-5365 > That seems pretty rubbish though -- how is the...

I have Scapegoat working on Scala 3 in another repo.It's early days because we have to migrate every rule to new syntax since the reflection / compiler plugin stuff has...

Probably possibly. Is it desirable? For avro4s I've put Scala 2.12 2.13 in maintenance and on a branch and new features will go into Scala 3. On Wed, 16 Jun...