Am Mi., 20. Nov. 2019 um 19:52 Uhr schrieb David P Grove <[email protected] >:
> > "Markus Thömmes" <[email protected]> wrote on 11/20/2019 10:44:21 > AM: > > > > Hey fellow Openwhiskers, > > > > I somewhat fancy a little bit of Scala action and wanted to give updating > > Openwhisk to Scala 2.13 a shot. They have reworked quite a bit in Scala > > 2.13 and keeping track with the versions might be very valuable, > especially > > if Dotty comes around eventually. > > > > To pull that off, we'll need to bump quite a few libraries, some of them > > even in their major version. I plan to send each of those major upgrades > as > > individual PRs, so we can pinpoint potential issues via git bisecting if > > necessary. > .... > > > > We'll see if there are more dragons, but I'm happy to work through them > to > > some extent :). Is anybody concerned with doing this move in general and > > with the process laid out specifically? > > > > Generally sounds good; happy to have someone pushing on chasing language > versions :) > > One thing to be careful of is that many downstream repos (runtime, > providers) depend on the test suite from the core repo. We had a couple > rounds of breakage in the last few months where a test suite change got a > clean core travis run, but still broke all the downstream repos leading to > some hasty fixing and/or reverting. > I hear you! Is there a good way to verify stuff works across all repositories or will I have to manually go through all of them and check if my changes have any impact? > > -dave >
