parse error

[gfrison]

scala version: 3.6.2
scalafix version: 0.13.0

error: `]` expected but `:` found
[error]   type Jf[F[*] <: FunExpr[*]]    = [T:Show] => (F[T], Null) => Juro[T]
[error]                                      ^

I get an error on [T:Show] which compiles correctly

[tgodzik]

Looks like an issue with the parser. Might be good to raise in scalameta/scalameta repository

[tgodzik]

Ach, I finally got time to look at it properly and maybe you are missing something like:

OrganizeImports.targetDialect = StandardLayout

?

[gfrison]

same problem like above

[error] (scalafixAll) scalafix.sbt.ScalafixFailed: ParseError

[tgodzik]

What's the relative path of the file it fails on? Sorry for the late response, I just totally forgot I haven't commented here

[gfrison]

reticolo/shared/src/main/scala/kubrick/reticolo/JuroFactory.scala do you need more info?

[tgodzik]

It it's plain Scala 3 project you might need to do OrganizeImports.targetDialect = Scala3 instead.

[gfrison]

this is the config:

rules = [OrganizeImports,RemoveUnused,RedundantSyntax,NoAutoTupling]
OrganizeImports.targetDialect = Scala3

[tgodzik]

The other option I guess is that the way you are running scalafix is not setting the binary version properly.

How are you running it?

[gfrison]

sbt

sbt:reticolo> scalafixAll
[info] Running scalafix on 22 Scala sources
[info] Running scalafix on 11 Scala sources (incremental)
[error] /home/d062226/ws/kubrick/reticolo/shared/src/main/scala/kubrick/reticolo/JuroFactory.scala:17:38: error: `]` expected but `:` found
[error]   type Jf[F[*] <: FunExpr[*]]    = [T:Show] => (F[T], Null) => Juro[T]
[error]                                      ^
[error] (scalafixAll) scalafix.sbt.ScalafixFailed: ParseError
[error] Total time: 2 s, completed Dec 17, 2024, 1:08:09 PM

[gfrison]

scalamft:

version = "3.8.3"
align.preset = more    
runner.dialect = scala3
maxColumn = 120

[gfrison]

I notice the problem exists also on launching scalafmtAll, but with scalafmt version 3.8.4-RC3 the error on scalafmtAll disappear. The error still persists on scalafixAll with scalafmt-3.8.4-R3

[tgodzik]

Maybe it's just the case of needing to bump scalameta version 🤔

[tgodzik]

And that would be blocked on #2128

@bjaglin do you need help here? I can merge things and release new version.

[bjaglin]

@tgodzik I was hoping we could wait for the new 2.13 release, but I will tag a patch tomorrow with the latest scalameta

[bjaglin]

@gfrison can you confirm that the latest snapshot fixes your problem? Thanks!