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Want to be able to optionally use scalafmt to format code if it is on the path. This is indispensable for .info calls etc... but want to make this optional. Also, don't want to directly compile anything that has to do with scalafmt directly because it has a nasty tendency to spew hundreds of irrelevant protobuff errors. The ideal way to do this would be to create an upstream library that does what Quill's ScalafmtFormat class does. Essentially have a generic FmtUtils library in the ZIO namespace that does basically what quill-util does.
I added a branch to how how Scalafmt could be pulled in directly (https://github.com/zio/zio-direct/tree/pull-in-scalafmt-directly) and it successfully copiles but if anything is wrong with the compile dozens of protobuff errors will spew to the console. Therefore I do not want to use that branch.
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Want to be able to optionally use scalafmt to format code if it is on the path. This is indispensable for
.info
calls etc... but want to make this optional. Also, don't want to directly compile anything that has to do with scalafmt directly because it has a nasty tendency to spew hundreds of irrelevant protobuff errors. The ideal way to do this would be to create an upstream library that does what Quill's ScalafmtFormat class does. Essentially have a generic FmtUtils library in the ZIO namespace that does basically what quill-util does.I added a branch to how how Scalafmt could be pulled in directly (https://github.com/zio/zio-direct/tree/pull-in-scalafmt-directly) and it successfully copiles but if anything is wrong with the compile dozens of protobuff errors will spew to the console. Therefore I do not want to use that branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: