Support case in pattern bindings under -Xsource:3#9558
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Just like in Scala 3.0, adding this keyword doesn't change anything, but it will be required in future versions of Scala 3 for non-exhaustive patterns in a for comprehension. We would like to start issuing warnings by default in Scala 3 for code which does not use `case` in those situations, but to not hamper cross-compilation we need Scala 2 to also support that keyword. For details, see: https://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/changed-features/pattern-bindings.html
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As using the keyword didn't compile before, I'm happy (and eager) to have this unflagged. Does using |
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Yes. |
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I thought about having it by default, but it seems like something that would require cooperation with scalameta at least. |
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If I were to make a PR to get this (and other similar changes) in Scala 2.12, could it get in? |
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Yes, but 2.12 doesn't have |
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Ping for review. |
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In scala#9558 (which shipped with 2.13.6) we added support for `case` bindings under -Xsource:3. Since this parser change does not break any existing code and since IntelliJ and scalameta/metals now understand this syntax in Scala 2 code, it should be safe to enable it by default to further ease cross-compilation between Scala 2 and 3.
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In scala#9558 (which shipped with 2.13.6) we added support for `case` bindings under -Xsource:3. Since this parser change does not break any existing code and since IntelliJ and scalameta/metals now understand this syntax in Scala 2 code, it should be safe to enable it by default to further ease cross-compilation between Scala 2 and 3.
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In scala#9558 (which shipped with 2.13.6) we added support for `case` bindings under -Xsource:3. Since this parser change does not break any existing code and since IntelliJ and scalameta/metals now understand this syntax in Scala 2 code, it should be safe to enable it by default to further ease cross-compilation between Scala 2 and 3.
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In scala#9558 (which shipped with 2.13.6) we added support for `case` bindings under -Xsource:3. Since this parser change does not break any existing code and since IntelliJ and scalameta/metals now understand this syntax in Scala 2 code, it should be safe to enable it by default to further ease cross-compilation between Scala 2 and 3.
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Just like in Scala 3.0, adding this keyword doesn't change anything, but
it will be required in future versions of Scala 3 for non-exhaustive
patterns in a for comprehension. We would like to start issuing warnings
by default in Scala 3 for code which does not use
casein thosesituations, but to not hamper cross-compilation we need Scala 2 to also
support that keyword.
For details, see:
https://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/changed-features/pattern-bindings.html