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I've noticed when calling bloop about it prints Using Scala v2.12.8 and Zinc v1.3.0-M4+45-d4354be3,
I get why Scala version could be outdated, but Zinc is now 1.4.0 (4 days ago) with previous minor version being v1.3.5 (Mar 30).
Is it intentional?
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Thanks for the question! Bloop is using a separate fork of zinc, I don't remember exactly why, but I think it was connected to some changes needed for Bloop itself, which weren't possible merge upstream.
Thanks for reporting @IlyaHalsky. Bloop is using a fork of Zinc, which includes some features that weren't available in vanilla Zinc at the time (build pipelining, for instance).
I'd personally be in favor of migrating back to sbt/zinc since it now includes all of the features that our fork has, and I believe it has received a significant number of other improvements that haven't been ported to our fork.
Hi,
I've noticed when calling
bloop about
it printsUsing Scala v2.12.8 and Zinc v1.3.0-M4+45-d4354be3
,I get why Scala version could be outdated, but Zinc is now 1.4.0 (4 days ago) with previous minor version being v1.3.5 (Mar 30).
Is it intentional?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: