Dump scalafmt to 3.5.9 in tests and doc

.scalafmt.conf

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-version = "3.5.8"
+version = "3.5.9"
 
 align.preset = more
 maxColumn = 100

modules/integration/src/test/scala/scala/cli/integration/FmtTests.scala

@@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ class FmtTests extends ScalaCliSuite {
   )
 
   val simpleInputsWithVersionOnly: TestInputs = TestInputs(
-    os.rel / confFileName -> "version = \"3.5.5\"".stripMargin,
+    os.rel / confFileName -> "version = \"3.5.9\"".stripMargin,
     os.rel / "Foo.scala"  -> simpleInputsUnformattedContent
   )
 
   val simpleInputsWithCustomConfLocation: TestInputs = TestInputs(
     os.rel / "custom.conf" ->
-      s"""|version = "3.5.5"
+      s"""|version = "3.5.9"
           |runner.dialect = scala213
           |""".stripMargin,
     os.rel / "Foo.scala" -> simpleInputsUnformattedContent
@@ -138,11 +138,11 @@ class FmtTests extends ScalaCliSuite {
 
   test("--scalafmt-version") {
     simpleInputs.fromRoot { root =>
-      os.proc(TestUtil.cli, "fmt", ".", "--scalafmt-version", "3.5.5").call(cwd = root)
+      os.proc(TestUtil.cli, "fmt", ".", "--scalafmt-version", "3.5.9").call(cwd = root)
       val confLines      = os.read.lines(root / Constants.workspaceDirName / confFileName)
       val versionInConf  = confLines(0).stripPrefix("version = ").trim
       val updatedContent = noCrLf(os.read(root / "Foo.scala"))
-      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.5\"")
+      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.9\"")
       expect(updatedContent == expectedSimpleInputsFormattedContent)
     }
   }
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ class FmtTests extends ScalaCliSuite {
       val versionInConf  = confLines(0).stripPrefix("version = ").trim
       val dialectInConf  = confLines(1).stripPrefix("runner.dialect = ").trim
       val updatedContent = noCrLf(os.read(root / "Foo.scala"))
-      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.5\"")
+      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.9\"")
       expect(dialectInConf == "scala213")
       expect(updatedContent == expectedSimpleInputsFormattedContent)
     }
@@ -163,13 +163,13 @@ class FmtTests extends ScalaCliSuite {
   test("--scalafmt-conf-str") {
     simpleInputsWithVersionOnly.fromRoot { root =>
       val confStr =
-        s"""version = 3.5.7${System.lineSeparator}runner.dialect = scala213${System.lineSeparator}"""
+        s"""version = 3.5.9${System.lineSeparator}runner.dialect = scala213${System.lineSeparator}"""
       os.proc(TestUtil.cli, "fmt", ".", "--scalafmt-conf-str", s"$confStr").call(cwd = root)
       val confLines      = os.read.lines(root / Constants.workspaceDirName / confFileName)
       val versionInConf  = confLines(0).stripPrefix("version = ")
       val dialectInConf  = confLines(1).stripPrefix("runner.dialect = ")
       val updatedContent = noCrLf(os.read(root / "Foo.scala"))
-      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.7\"")
+      expect(versionInConf == "\"3.5.9\"")
       expect(dialectInConf == "scala213")
       expect(updatedContent == expectedSimpleInputsFormattedContent)
     }

website/docs/commands/fmt.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ scala-cli fmt --check
 
 Scala CLI `fmt` command supports passing the `scalafmt` **version** and **dialect** directly from the command line, using the `--scalafmt-dialect` and `--scalafmt-version` options respectively:
 ```
-scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala3 --scalafmt-version 3.5.8
+scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala3 --scalafmt-version 3.5.9
 ```
 You can skip passing either of those, which will make Scala CLI infer a default value:
 - If a `.scalafmt.conf` file is present in the workspace and it has the field defined, the value will be read from there, unless explicitly specified with Scala CLI options.
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ It is possible to pass the configuration as a string directly from the command l
 #### Example 1
 
 ``` text title=.scalafmt.conf
-version = "3.5.8"
+version = "3.5.9"
 runner.dialect = scala212
 ```
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala213
 ```
 
 For the setup above, `fmt` will use:
-- `version="3.5.8"` from the file
+- `version="3.5.9"` from the file
 - `dialect=scala213`, because passed `--scalafmt-dialect` option overrides dialect found in the file
 
 #### Example 2
@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ version = "2.7.5"
 ```
 
 ```bash
-scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-version 3.5.8
+scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-version 3.5.9
 ```
 
 For the setup above, `fmt` will use:
-- `version="3.5.8"`, because passed `--scalafmt-version` option overrides version from the file
+- `version="3.5.9"`, because passed `--scalafmt-version` option overrides version from the file
 - `dialect=scala3`, because dialect is neither passed as an option nor is it present in the configuration file, so it is inferred based on the Scala version; the Scala version wasn't explicitly specified in the command either, so it falls back to the default Scala version - the latest one, thus the resulting dialect is `scala3`. 
 
 ### Scalafmt options
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ scala-cli fmt -F --version
 ```
 
 ```text
-scalafmt 3.5.8
+scalafmt 3.5.9
 ```
 
 </ChainedSnippets>
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-help
 ```
 
 ```text
-scalafmt 3.5.8
+scalafmt 3.5.9
 Usage: scalafmt [options] [<file>...]
 
   -h, --help               prints this usage text
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ would be ignored. In order to prevent that from happening, the `--respect-projec
 default.
 
 ```text title=.scalafmt.conf
-version = "3.5.8"
+version = "3.5.9"
 runner.dialect = scala3
 project {
   includePaths = [

website/docs/release_notes.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Scala CLI can now run the `fmt` command without a `.scalafmt.conf` file present.
 
 The Scala CLI `fmt` command now supports passing the `scalafmt` version and dialect directly from the command line, using the `--scalafmt-dialect` and `--scalafmt-version` options respectively:
 ```
-scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala3 --scalafmt-version 3.5.8
+scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala3 --scalafmt-version 3.5.9
 ```
 Either of those (or both) can be skipped, which will make Scala CLI infer a default value.