Set -release instead of -target since Scala 2.13.9, close #646 #648
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Motivation:
Scala 2.13.9 has deprecated -release in favor of -target, see https://www.scala-lang.org/news/2.13.9
As our default value for
release
is plugged ontomaven.compiler.target
, we end up with the default behavior of setting-release:8
which now triggers a warning.Modification:
Don't set
-release
is it's deprecated. Iftarget
is not explicitly defined, use therelease
value to set thetarget
instead.Result:
No more deprecation warning