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Fix strawman compilation v2 #2372
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It should not happen that we need to turn signed names into strings. But it did because of the bug that was fixed in the previous commit. Anyway, toString is the wrong place to get picky about what should or should not have happened.
This was accidentally left in the code, was intended only for debugging.
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I give up. I tried rebase + git submodule several times. No avail. Why are we doing this? |
@nicolasstucki @smarter Can one of you please take over this branch and make it pass the CI? Thanks! |
Here's some more info: /Users/odersky/workspace/dotty> git submodule update --init |
I've removed the |
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Otherwise LGTM
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This seems to be copy-paste from scalac, and to duplicate the existing syntax.md
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No, that was a mistake. I'll remove it.
PR is now green :). |
Thanks for the fix, @smarter! The spurious scala-scala submodule started showing up in my git status, I believe it was after scala-library was added. I thought I needed to push it like the others. No idea why it showed up suddenly - I did not touch the directory for a while. |
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@odersky If you still have a |
@smarter Good to know! |
Some more fixes related to making the latest version of the strawman (and some random variations) compile under dotty.