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That can happen in Scala as well because of shared binaries, as is reported in this thread.
by adamc 2y ago
That can happen in Scala as well because of shared binaries, as is reported in this thread.
- threeseed 2y agoIt’s a completely different situation compared to Python. With Scala 2.13/Scala 3 they both compile down to an intermediate format called TASTy which allows binary code to be shared. You don’t get the same binary incompatibilities you do with other languages.
- sidkshatriya 2y agoThat is why I said it “should” work. There are always some really weird edge cases. My broader point holds true. Scala upgrade is not even close to Python 2/3 debacle