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2.11.4->2.11.12Release Notes
scala/scala (scala)
v2.11.12: Scala 2.11.12Compare Source
Scala 2.11.12 is a maintenance release to allow running Scala 2.11 tooling on Java 9. Five pending backports were merged.
This release addresses (#6108) a privilege escalation vulnerability that was identified in the Scala compilation daemon CVE-2017-15288.
We strongly encourage you to upgrade to the latest stable version of Scala 2.12.x, as the 2.11.x series is no longer actively maintained.
There is a known bug on Java 9 involving the repl: the workaround is to launch it as
scala -nobootcp.More general information about the Scala 2.11 series is available in the release notes for Scala 2.11.1.
Thanks to Lightbend for their continued sponsorship of the Scala core team’s efforts. Lightbend offers commercial support for Scala.
v2.11.11: Scala 2.11.11: all the way to eleven!Compare Source
The 2.11.11 release concludes the 2.11.x series, with no further releases planned. Please consider upgrading to 2.12!
Do not use 2.11.9 or 2.11.10, which introduced significant regressions (see below). This also means this series goes to eleven. (No further, though.)
Changes
Significant changes since 2.11.8 include:
applyandunapplymethods in case class companions. Also allows case class constructors and apply methods to be private. (In 2.11.11,-Xsource:2.12is needed to enable these changes. In Scala 2.12.2, they are on by default.)-Ypartial-unification(SI-2712)2.11.11 resolves regressions introduced in 2.11.9 and 2.11.10: #5730 (fixed by #5828 and #5846), #5664 (fixed by #5821). Special thanks to @xuwei-k and @sjrd for reporting and helping diagnose these.
For more information, check out all closed bugs and merged PRs.
As usual for minor releases, Scala 2.11.11 is binary compatible with the whole Scala 2.11 series (with the exception of 2.11.9, which should not be used to publish artifacts, see #5821).
To share your feedback on this release, please use our new GitHub-based bug tracker and Discourse-based contributors forum.
Contributors
A big thank you to everyone who's helped improve Scala by reporting bugs, improving our documentation, spreading kindness in discussions around Scala, and submitting and reviewing pull requests! You are all magnificent.
This release was brought to you by 33 contributors, according to
git shortlog -sn --no-merges v2.11.8..v2.11.11. Thank you Adriaan Moors, A. P. Marki, Jason Zaugg, Seth Tisue, Lukas Rytz, Performant Data LLC, Stefan Zeiger, Pap Lőrinc, Iulian Dragos, Rory Graves, Miles Sabin, Martijn Hoekstra, Mike Skells, Sébastien Doeraene, Dale Wijnand, Raphael Jolly, ptrcarta, Łukasz Gieroń, Carsten Varming, CodingTwinky, Jasper-M, Johannes Rudolph, Krzysztof Romanowski, Martynas Mickevičius, Masaru Nomura, Nicolas Stucki, Oscar Boykin, Paul Kernfeld, Philippus Baalman, Tobias Schlatter, Viktor Klang, af, and jvican!Scala 2.11 Notes
The release notes for Scala 2.11.0 have important information applicable to the whole 2.11 series.
Obtaining Scala
Scala releases are available through a variety of channels, including (but not limited to):
scalaVersionsetting in your sbt-based projectv2.11.10: [Do not use] Scala 2.11.10, please upgrade to 2.11.11Compare Source
Not suitable for use due to a regression caused by #5730, fixed in 2.11.11 by #5846.
v2.11.9: [Do not use] Scala 2.11.9, please upgrade to 2.11.11This release contains a binary incompatible change introduce by #5664 and fixed by the reversion in #5821, which is available in 2.11.11 (yes, 2.11.10 was also flawed).
v2.11.8: Scala 2.11.8Compare Source
We are pleased to announce the availability of Scala 2.11.8!
Significant changes since 2.11.7 include:
Compared to 2.11.7, this release resolves 44 issues. We merged 175 pull requests.
As usual for minor releases, Scala 2.11.8 is binary compatible with other releases in the Scala 2.11 series.
The last planned 2.11.x release will be 2.11.9 in late 2016.
New tab-completion in the Scala REPL
The implementation of tab-completion in the Scala REPL has been rewritten and now uses the same infrastructure as for example Scala IDE and ENSIME.
There are a number of improvements:
class C { def f(l: List[Int]) = l.<TAB>(l: List[Int]).rro<TAB>, it expands to(l: List[Int]).reduceRightOption//print: tryfor (x <- 1 to 10) println(x) //print<TAB>get: try(d: java.util.Date).day<TAB>classOf[String].typ<TAB>to getgetAnnotationsByType,getComponentTypeand othersdef f(s: Str<TAB>List(1,2,3).part<TAB>, which completes toList(1,2,3).partition; press tab again to displaydef partition(p: Int => Boolean): (List[Int], List[Int])Thanks to @retronym and @som-snytt for their fruitful collaboration on this work!
Contributors
A big thank you to everyone who's helped improve Scala by reporting bugs, improving our documentation, spreading kindness in mailing lists and other public fora, and submitting and reviewing pull requests! You are all magnificent.
According to
git shortlog -sn --no-merges v2.11.7..v2.11.8, 44 people contributed to this minor release: Seth Tisue, Jason Zaugg, Janek Bogucki, Lukas Rytz, Stefan Zeiger, A. P. Marki, Rex Kerr, Performant Data LLC, wpopielarski, Adriaan Moors, Vlad Ureche, Rui Gonçalves, vsalvis, martijnhoekstra, todesking, Li Yao, Frank S. Thomas, Igor Racic, Michał Pociecha, Kenji Yoshida, Tomas Janousek, dk14, jvican, stusmall, kirillkh, Alexey Romanov, Antoine Gourlay, Arnout Engelen, Eitan Adler, Felix Mulder, Gerard Basler, Jan Bessai, JoeRatt, Kirill Khazan, Linas Medziunas, Marconi Lanna, Mariot Chauvin, Michael, Parambir Singh, Paul Draper, Ryan Zhang, Simon Schäfer, Sébastien Doeraene, Tim Vergenz.Obtaining Scala
Scala releases are available through a variety of channels, including (but not limited to):
scalaVersionsetting in your SBT-based projectScala 2.11 Notes
The release notes for Scala 2.11.1 have important information applicable to the whole 2.11 series, such as:
v2.11.7: Scala 2.11.7Compare Source
We are very pleased to announce the availability of Scala 2.11.7!
We would like to highlight the following changes:
Compared to 2.11.6, this release resolves 53 issues. We merged 124 pull requests (out of 157). Before upgrading, please also check the known issues for this release.
As usual for minor releases, Scala 2.11.7 is binary compatible with other releases in the Scala 2.11 series.
The quarterly release schedule will continue for 2.11.x until the end of this year, and a few more quarters into 2016.
Contributors
A big thank you to everyone who's helped improve Scala by reporting bugs, improving our documentation, spreading kindness in mailing lists and other public fora, and submitting and reviewing pull requests! You are all magnificent.
According to
git shortlog -sn --no-merges v2.11.6..v2.11.7, 36 people contributed to this minor release: Lukas Rytz, Jason Zaugg, A. P. Marki, Grzegorz Kossakowski, Adriaan Moors, Rex Kerr, Simon Ochsenreither, Antoine Gourlay, Gérard Basler, Zhong Sheng, Kato Kazuyoshi, Michał Pociecha, Janek Bogucki, vsalvis, Prashant Sharma, Daniel Dietrich, Kenji Yoshida, YawarRaza7349, Simon Schäfer, Eugene Burmako, Guillaume Martres, Sean Riggin, Christoph Neijenhuis, Szabolcs Berecz, Bruno Bieth, dumpstate, esfandiar amirrahimi, nafg, swaldman, Alessandro Lacava, Geoffrey Knauth, Jean-Rémi Desjardins, EECOLOR, Niko Vuokko, Cody Allen, RobertZK. Thank you!Obtaining Scala
Scala releases are available through a variety of channels, including (but not limited to):
scalaVersionsetting in your SBT-based projectScala 2.11 Notes
The release notes for Scala 2.11.1 have important information applicable to the whole 2.11 series, such as:
v2.11.6: Scala 2.11.6 is now available!Compare Source
We are very pleased to announce the availability of Scala 2.11.6!
Scala 2.11.6 is a bugfix release that is binary compatible with previous releases in the Scala 2.11 series. We would like to highlight the following changes:
Compared to 2.11.5, this release resolves 38 issues. Out of 100, we merged 58 pull requests. Before upgrading, please also check the known issues for this release.
In 2015, 2.11 minor releases will be released quarterly, or sooner if prompted by a serious issue.
Scala IDE
The current release of Scala IDE includes Scala 2.11.6 is available on the download site (or as an update to version 4.0 of the plugin).
Available Libraries and Frameworks
A large number of Scala projects have been released against Scala 2.11. Please refer to the list of libraries and frameworks available for Scala 2.11.
Reminder: Do Not Use Scala 2.11.3
Due to a binary incompatibility in Scala 2.11.3, we recommend upgrading to Scala 2.11.6, which resolves the incompatibility, as well as another blocker issue that was discovered in the days after the 2.11.3 release.
We have analyzed the mistakes that lead to the breakage (human error), and are taking measures to prevent this from happening again. We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank everyone who was involved in reporting and diagnosing these critical issues.
Release Notes for the Scala 2.11 Series
The release notes for the Scala 2.11 series, which also apply to the current minor release, are available in the release notes for Scala 2.11.1. They contain important information such as:
Contributors
A big thank you to everyone who's helped improve Scala by reporting bugs, improving our documentation, spreading kindness in mailing lists and other public fora, and submitting and reviewing pull requests! You are all magnificent.
According to
git shortlog -sn --no-merges v2.11.5..v2.11.6, 25 people contributed to this minor release:Jason Zaugg, Adriaan Moors, Lukas Rytz, A. P. Marki, Denton Cockburn, Rex Kerr, mpociecha, Aleksandar Prokopec, Jan Bessai, Eugene Burmako, JustinPihony, Kornel Kielczewski, Krzysztof Romanowski, Eric Peters, Lyle Kopnicky, Mark Zitnik, Michael Pigg, Miles Sabin, BartekJanota, Simon Ochsenreither, Sébastien Doeraene, Viktor Klang, dickwall, jhegedus42, and Ikumi Shimizu. Thank you!
v2.11.5: Scala 2.11.5 is now available!Compare Source
We are very pleased to announce the release of Scala 2.11.5!
Scala 2.11.5 is a bugfix release that is binary compatible with previous releases in the Scala 2.11 series. We would like to highlight the following changes:
Compared to 2.11.4, this release resolves 74 issues. Out of 132, we merged 110 pull requests. Before upgrading, please also check the known issues for this release.
In 2015, 2.11 minor releases will be released quarterly, or sooner if prompted by a serious issue.
Scala IDE
The current release of Scala IDE includes Scala 2.11.5 is available on the download site (or as an update to version 4.0 of the plugin).
Available Libraries and Frameworks
A large number of Scala projects have been released against Scala 2.11. Please refer to the list of libraries and frameworks available for Scala 2.11.
Reminder: Do Not Use Scala 2.11.3
Due to a binary incompatibility in Scala 2.11.3, we recommend upgrading to Scala 2.11.5, which resolves the incompatibility, as well as another blocker issue that was discovered in the days after the 2.11.3 release.
We have analyzed the mistakes that lead to the breakage (human error), and are taking measures to prevent this from happening again. We apologize for the inconvenience, and thank everyone who was involved in reporting and diagnosing these critical issues.
Release Notes for the Scala 2.11 Series
The release notes for the Scala 2.11 series, which also apply to the current minor release, are available in the release notes for Scala 2.11.1. They contain important information such as:
Contributors
A big thank you to everyone who's helped improve Scala by reporting bugs, improving our documentation, participating in mailing lists and other public fora, and submitting and reviewing pull requests! You are all awesome.
According to
git shortlog -sn --no-merges v2.11.4..v2.11.5, 30 people contributed to this minor release:Jason Zaugg, Lukas Rytz, Michał Pociecha, A. P. Marki, Antoine Gourlay, Heather Miller, Adriaan Moors, Rex Kerr, Simon Ochsenreither, Gerard Basler, Denton Cockburn, Kenji Yoshida, Ye Xianjin, Guy Dickinson, Jean-Remi Desjardins, Alissa Rao, Lukasz Piepiora, Maxim Valyanskiy, Paolo Giarrusso, Philipp Haller, Rafał Krzewski, Eugene Vigdorchik, Rui Gonçalves, Erik Erlandson, Steve Gury, Teemu Lehtinen, Tim Harper, Dick Wall, Guillaume Martres, Grzegorz Kossakowski.
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