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I presume from the major increment this is a breaking change. What will tangibly be broken with 3.0, and is there any migration tooling? — Nevermind, https:/
by wokwokwok 5y ago
I presume from the major increment this is a breaking change.
What will tangibly be broken with 3.0, and is there any migration tooling?
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Nevermind, https://scalacenter.github.io/scala-3-migration-guide/ https://scalacenter.github.io/scala-3-migration-guide/ seems to cover this quite respectably.
- valenterry 5y agoYes - and in particular, Scala 3.0 makes use of TASTy, which will reduce backwards/compatibility issues a lot for future development. Luckily Scala has one of the strongest statical type-systems, which will make migrating much smoother (not completely painless though)