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`using scala 3-nightly`
See original GitHub issueScala-CLI allows defining the following using directive:
using scala "3"
which sets the Scala version to the latest stable version.
It would be a great improvement to be able to define a using directive like:
using scala 3-nightly
which would set the Scala version to the latest nightly.
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)
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@SethTisue You’re very welcome! If only you knew what I put @lwronski @alexarchambault and @romanowski through, with endless hickups, to get it finally working😅
It would cool if Scala 2 support were included as well.
scala-runners has this;
scala -2.13.headruns the latest nightly, andscala -2.13.nextruns the most recent community-build-validated nightly.