Thanks! I haven't used doobie yet (though I intend to), I had no idea it's API caused IntelliJ such an auto-complete headache. I'm curious how a faster scalac

Thanks! I haven't used doobie yet (though I intend to), I had no idea it's API caused IntelliJ such an auto-complete headache. I'm curious how a faster scalac would help in this case though. Perhaps I'm missing something, but scalac's errors don't really facilitate this kind of API exploration. I completely agree that exploring an API (because who wants to memorise the standard library and API of all your dependencies) in IntelliJ is often quite cumbersome. One trick I've come to lean on a lot is to type '.ensur' to determine the type of the current term; this causes IntelliJ to present the method signature for 'ensuring', which is available (implicitly) on everything (except Nothing), showing the current type in its return type.