scala-java-time/Lobby

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

Did you setup sbt-tzdb in your build?

nafg

@nafg

I have what I always had,

      libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
        "io.github.cquiroz" %%% "scala-java-time" % "2.0.0-RC3",
        "io.github.cquiroz" %%% "scala-java-time-tzdb" % "2.0.0-RC3_2019a",
        [...]

I don't know what changed that would affect this

I updated a bunch of dependencies (not this though), also this project has been gathering dust for a few months, but I don't get what changed

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

What changed?

At least in the last RC it is recommended that you build a custom tzdb with only the time zones you need

nafg

@nafg

I didn't bump the RC now

unless something is getting evicted

I didn't notice anything when I was looking through evictions for something else, though

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

The module you’re importing should include all the tz so it should work though I haven’t tested that lately

I prefer a custom dB as it reduces the siZe of the js

nafg

@nafg

yeah and increases the size of my *.sbt ;)

nafg

@nafg

Turns out I had that on a different module than the one that was failing :laughing:

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

sbt fails in inscrutable ways 😅

Logan Nelson

@a1kemist

@cquiroz could you publish another incremental RC that includes scala 2.13.1 and scalajs 0.6.31 support? Alternatively, if 2.0.0 GA is coming soon I could probably just wait for that. :)

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

@a1kemist why do you need that? I’m just curious since there are no important code changes to publish

To avoid eviction warnings?

Logan Nelson

@a1kemist

I’m in the process of updating most of my projects to 2.13 and saw that there are several regression fixes in 2.13.1 vs 2.13.0. aside from the eviction warnings (which I try to minimize when possible), that was my main concern.

nafg

@nafg

@a1kemist since 2.13.0 classfiles are binary compatible with 2.13.1, a library doesn't need to be republished. If the library was published for 2.13.0 and you're using 2.13.1 it's fine.

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz How is it going moving to ScalaJS 1.0 ? :)

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

Unfortunately I discovered a bug

I may need to wait for 1.0.1

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

I’ll publish as soon as I can

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz Ok, thanks for the heads up

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz with regards to

I may need to wait for 1.0.1

Have you gotten any wiser? Is there some workaround or similar that can be done?

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

The issue is being tracked at scala-js/scala-js#3950

I tried a few workarounds but it seems that it simply can no handle nested objects which are need to in the locales api

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

Can you solve it by making breaking changes? Or is it out of your influence?

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz scala-js/scala-js#3956

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

Yeah saw that

I could solve it by not following exactly the locales API

but that seems like a bad idea

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz Could you give an example wrt:

I could solve it by not following exactly the locales API

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

In particular there is this nested static class Locale.Category that is breaking on scala.js 1.0

I could just make Category top level and that would solve it

but then the API would not match the original java API

Which I guess is mostly a non issue

But still

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

I published 2.0.0-RC4 with support for scala.js 1.0 and sbt-locales

If nothing major is found this will become 2.0.0 next week

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

RC4 ended up incorrectly bulit. I’ll get RC5 asap

Alex Henning Johannessen

@ahjohannessen

@cquiroz :+1:

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

RC5 is on its way to maven central

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

I’m removing the custom serialization format on

cquiroz/scala-java-time#178

I doubt this will affect many people but just in case feel free to comment

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

Hi, All! Thanks to contributors of the scala-java-time library!

Last week jsoniter-scala got Scala.js support only because your great product exists!

Andriy Plokhotnyuk

@plokhotnyuk

Would you be interested in porting some efficient routines for parsing and serialization of java.time._ values from/to the string representation?

Carlos Quiroz

@cquiroz

Thanks @plokhotnyuk

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