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Version(s) 1.20.0
Describe the bug If I put the directive using toolkit "latest" then I get a warning that "toolkit is outdated" :)
using toolkit "latest"
e.g.
[hint] ./myls/ls.scala:1:20: "toolkit is outdated, update to 0.1.4" [hint] toolkit latest.release -> 0.1.4 [hint] //> using toolkit "latest" [hint] ^^^^^^
To Reproduce
scala-cli ls.scala command with the following snippet as contents of ls.scala:
scala-cli ls.scala
ls.scala
//> using toolkit "latest" @main def ls = os.list(os.pwd).foreach(println)
Expected behaviour no warning
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@bishabosha Thanks for reporting, it should be fixed in the next release of scala-cli.
scala-cli
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lwronski
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Version(s)
1.20.0
Describe the bug
If I put the directive
using toolkit "latest"
then I get a warning that "toolkit is outdated" :)e.g.
To Reproduce
scala-cli ls.scala
command with the following snippet as contents ofls.scala
:Expected behaviour
no warning
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: