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Scala 3 fixes and improvements #509

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@goshacodes goshacodes commented Feb 24, 2024

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  • I agree to licence my contributions under the MIT licence
  • I have added tests for any changed functionality

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  1. Scala 3 regression from Scala 2.13 expected a term symbol but received val <none> #503
  2. Scala 3 PathDependent Mock issue #502
  3. Compiler error when mocking classes with generics #170 and ScalaMock macro does not infer/resolve context-bound type-parameters correctly #445

Also these can be closed, since I made it work in scala 3 initially:
#60
#93
#39
#499
#198

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@barkhorn
Hi, merge and publish next candidate please

@goshacodes goshacodes changed the title fix default param with type param Scala 3 fixes and improvements Feb 25, 2024
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P.S. review is quite simple.
1 issue - 1 commit

@barkhorn barkhorn added this to the v6.0.0 milestone Feb 26, 2024
@barkhorn barkhorn merged commit 02c41bd into paulbutcher:master Feb 26, 2024
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new release will need to wait a couple days - Thu or Fri.
We used to have snapshot builds during the Travis days, might be worth getting those working again with github workflows - but need to encode the sonatype credentials somehow for that

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🚢 done!

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