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Fix invalid scalacOption. #667

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Fix invalid scalacOption. #667

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion scalafix-core/shared/src/main/scala/scalafix/internal/rule/RemoveUnusedTerms.scala
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extends SemanticRule(index, "RemoveUnusedTerms") {

override def description: String =
"Rewrite that removes unused locals/privates by -Ywarn-unused:locals/privates"
"Rewrite that removes unused locals or privates by -Ywarn-unused:locals,privates"

private val unusedTerms = {
val UnusedLocalVal = """local (.*) is never used""".r
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions website/src/main/tut/docs/rules/RemoveUnusedTerms.md
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# RemoveUnusedTerms

Rewrite that removes unused locals/privates that are warned by the
Scala compiler through `-Ywarn-unused:locals/privates`.
Rewrite that removes unused locals or privates that are warned by the
Scala compiler through `-Ywarn-unused:locals,privates`.

To use this rule

- enable `-Ywarn-unused:locals/privates`
- enable `-Ywarn-unused:locals,privates`
- disable `-Xfatal-warnings`. Unfortunately, the Scala compiler does not support finer grained control over the severity level per message kind. See [scalameta/scalameta#924](https://github.com/scalameta/scalameta/issues/924) for a possible workaround in the near future.

```scala
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