Squelch useless warnings on .rep
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Unfortunately I think this change has been causing problems with my build. I now get the following error message:
Given that it didn't happen with v |
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Can confirm that update to |
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ticket on the "@nowarn annotation does not suppress any warnings" problem is #285 |
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Fixes #279
I added the appropriate
@nowarnannotation in the macro.Tested by enabling
-Xfatal-warnings. For now I only do this in Scala 2.13, as Scala 2.11/2.12 have no@nowarn(I had to leave a stub for them) and Scala 3.x (a) doesn't have the same warning and (b) somehow has a bunch of otheris more specialized than the right hand sidewarnings that@nowarndoesn't seem to squelch