We're scaling out Scala to a larger team here at work, and part of the effort is certainly about putting in guardrails. In fact, a lot of it is putting in thr

We're scaling out Scala to a larger team here at work, and part of the effort is certainly about putting in guardrails. In fact, a lot of it is putting in thr guardrails people like from Go: enforced autoformatting, banning unused variables, fatal warnings, etc. are all just a flip of a switch these days (though we only enforce these things on-merge, people are free to test locally regardless, which I understand is a big pain point in Go!)