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Hey, so this is technically a duplicate of #19100.
The migration warning you're seeing has been added in #19101 and it works as expected.
Compiling with -source:future means you get all of the stuff that we already know would happen down the road, but there doesn't have to be a specific timeline for this.
We do plan to deprecate XML literals at some point, thus the error you're getting with -source:future is valid.
However, there is no alternative to scala-xml at this point in time.
Please notice that we haven't deprecated it in 3.6.x series, and neither do we plan to do so in 3.7.x at this point.
Compiles since there is no stable solution.
It's -source:future, so there doesn't have to be a stable solution in place just yet.
Will it be merged to the language? Or will it exist as a standalone library?
We will likely merge the interpolator back to scala-xml sometime in 2025. Beyond that, hard to say just yet.
When the roadmap becomes set in stone, an announcement will be made.
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Compiler version
3.4.2
"-source:future"
Minimized code
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Expectation
Compiles since there is no stable solution. Only some semester project from 2019 with no documentation.
Will it be merged to the language? Or will it exist as a standalone library?
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