Everything is up to date with the new syntax as far as I'm aware. Also, the compiler and scalafmt can rewrite one to the other. A project can pick whatever style it wants and have CI reformat code to that style.

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lmm a day ago | parent | next [-]

> Everything is up to date with the new syntax as far as I'm aware.

The Eclipse plugin isn't, and none of the newer IDE integrations is reliable.

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pjmlp a day ago | parent | prev [-]

When I checked a year ago, the IDE tooling still wasn't quite there.

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spockz a day ago | parent | next [-]

What I don’t get because there is LSP and BSP support. What else is needed to get support for scala 3 from an IDE? Obviously, Kotlin coming from Jetbrains will make it receive a lot more love and first class support.

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pjmlp a day ago | parent [-]

Parity with Scala 2 development experience, which was lacking a year ago.

	▲	theCodeStig 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		With Metals the Scala 3 development experience is better; plus one is no-longer tied to one specific IDE.

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blandflakes a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I always find downvoting on stuff like this perplexing. It still isn't there. I know that a lot of Scala people are doing metals and some kind of text editor experience, but if you've used something as powerful as Intellij, the Scala 3 experience is a serious downgrade, and it still is today, even though it's better than it was a year ago.