loadConfig fails to find implicit reader

This is on version 0.10.1. When I downgrade to 0.9.1 then it works.

Error:(17, 51) could not find implicit value for parameter reader: pureconfig.Derivation[pureconfig.ConfigReader[tvr.config.AppConfig]]
    val mongo = Mongo(loadConfigOrThrow[AppConfig]("tvr").mongoConfig)

Error:(17, 51) not enough arguments for method loadConfigOrThrow: (implicit evidence$2: scala.reflect.ClassTag[tvr.config.AppConfig], implicit reader: pureconfig.Derivation[pureconfig.ConfigReader[tvr.config.AppConfig]])tvr.config.AppConfig.
Unspecified value parameter reader.
    val mongo = Mongo(loadConfigOrThrow[AppConfig]("tvr").mongoConfig)

Config is simple:

final case class AppConfig(mongoConfig: MongoConfig)

final case class MongoConfig(credentials: MongoCredentials, hosts: List[String], port: String, replicaSetName: String)

final case class MongoCredentials(user: String, password: String, authDatabaseName: String)

[jcazevedo]

I’m not sure if that’s the case, since I don’t know which imports you’re using, but the automatic derivation of readers and writers is disabled by default since 0.10.0. It is now necessary to import pureconfig.generic.auto._ everywhere a config is loaded or written, or use semi-automatic or manual derivation. You can read more about it in the documentation.

[sfosdal]

Yes that is correct. It is a pain point for my team but we will just use semi-auto instead.

We will be doing the same.

pureconfig.generic.auto._ contains only macros, which yeah, IntelliJ messes up.

am glad semiauto is an option