Reverted binary incompatible changes to generated parallel syntax#2702
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Just so that I know that the MimaException test still works, the test you added failed with the |
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The problematic bit is the syntax ops extending AnyVal. With private[syntax] final class Tuple${arity}ParallelOps[M[_], ${`A..N`}](private val $tupleTpe)the test result is but changing it to private[syntax] final class Tuple${arity}ParallelOps[M[_], ${`A..N`}](private val $tupleTpe) extends AnyValthe test fails |
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Ah didn't realize that it wasnt value class and you changed that. I think we should still make the call private. |
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Makes sense. I will do it 👍 |
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could the 2.13's travis job be restarted ? |
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👍 , sorry it took a double PR to finish this. |
In relation to this PR #2692, I realise only now that the same problem I had with the Semigroupal syntax is also affecting the boilerplate parallel syntax. I reverted the change to the generator and added a MimaExceptions test.