bughack: Force specific Scala 3 compiler for worksheets #4153
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Mdoc is currently being released for Scala 3.1.x, which means that if we use mdoc for worksheets it will not be able to run with a classpath containing any Scala 3.2.0 code. However, since mdoc should be comptable with any future Scala 3 version, we can force a later compiler version to run with it. This efectively fixes the worksheet issue for later Scala 3 versions. That is until the interfaces change, but hopefully we use a very limited api, so this should never be an issue. Fixes scalameta#4138
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Jul 16, 2022
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Already got it working with a similar workaround in scalameta/mdoc#669 |
The only alternative is releasing for each binary version, which I would like to avoid 😅 |
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Mdoc is currently being released for Scala 3.1.x, which means that if we use mdoc for worksheets it will not be able to run with a classpath containing any Scala 3.2.0 code. However, since mdoc should be comptable with any future Scala 3 version, we can force a later compiler version to run with it.
This efectively fixes the worksheet issue for later Scala 3 versions. That is until the interfaces change, but hopefully we use a very limited api, so this should never be an issue.
Fixes #4138