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Originally reported in scalacenter/scalafix#703
I'm trying to construct rules to Disable calls to apply on the stdlib collections, e.g.
Disable
apply
val thing = List("foo") thing(0)
but these only show up under synthetics in the semanticdb and I have to use these synthetic rules instead...
"scala.collection.MapLike#apply(K)." "scala.collection.LinearSeqOptimized#apply(Int)."
Is this a bug or is there an explanation for it?
I expected to be able to ban them from Disable.symbols.
Disable.symbols
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Originally reported in scalacenter/scalafix#703
I'm trying to construct rules to
Disable
calls toapply
on the stdlib collections, e.g.but these only show up under synthetics in the semanticdb and I have to use these synthetic rules instead...
Is this a bug or is there an explanation for it?
I expected to be able to ban them from
Disable.symbols
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: