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A simple <versionType>LTS</versionType> property in the pom.xml should do the trick.
Context
Scala CLI currently hardcodes LTS to the latest version in the 3.3.x series (refer to VirtusLab/scala-cli#2709)
When a new LTS comes out, we'll have to manually update that (which is a minor toil, but nonetheless toil one needs to remember about).
I bet other apps may want to programmatically track this as well.
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Compiler version
LTS
What's the problem?
There's currently no way to programmatically differentiate LTS compiler releases from others, when using them as a dependency.
https://index.scala-lang.org/lampepfl/dotty/artifacts/scala3-compiler/3.3.2
I'd like to be able to identify what's the latest LTS with
coursier
, for example.Expected solution
A simple
<versionType>LTS</versionType>
property in thepom.xml
should do the trick.Context
Scala CLI currently hardcodes LTS to the latest version in the
3.3.x
series (refer to VirtusLab/scala-cli#2709)When a new LTS comes out, we'll have to manually update that (which is a minor toil, but nonetheless toil one needs to remember about).
I bet other apps may want to programmatically track this as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: