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Although Mill supports Scala 3.8, I don't think we want switch our code-base to Scala 3.8, since it will drop support for all Java runtimes lower than Java 17. Of course, we encourage the use of the newest JVM/JDK/Scala version, I think we want to keep that Java 11 compatibility a bit longer. I don't see any feature we can't implement because we stay on Scala 3.7.x. We might want to cross-back-publish |
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Possibly a "me" thing, but I the "not a mill a mill module" this for scalafix after a naive upgrade. Previous definition Obvious workaround; Perhaps expected? |
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I would also like to get Groovy into 1.1, but I know the PR has had a bit of a rough start (mostly because of me not knowing enough about Mill). The mima issues have been fixed, and there just seems to be some mistake in the examples with the ExampleTestRunner. |
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#6242 has landed, which I think is the last major effort necessary for Mill 1.1.0. Only thing left is to wait for Scala 3.8.0 to be released, and then we can bump Mill from 3.8.0-RC1 to 3.8.0 final and cut Mill 1.1.0 final |
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1.1.0-RC3 has landed in https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/mill/blob/main/changelog.adoc#110-rc3, mostly just polish as we wait for Scala 3.8.0 final |
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I have released Mill
1.1.0-RC1, with an eye to releasing1.1.0final in December. The two big features of Mill1.1.0is support for config-based modules defined inbuild.mill.yamlfiles, and single-file.java,.scala, or.ktscripts with YAML build headers. These are discussed more in the changelog below and linked documentation:The current plan is to synchronize the 1.1.0 release with the Scala 3.8 release also expected by end of the year, such that Mill 1.1.0 will be the first Mill version on Scala 3.8.0. Until then, that gives users 1-2 months to try out the new features and report and issues or bugs, and for us maintainers to polish up the 1.1.0 release.
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