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| uff0 | Hello everyone! I'm look for recommendations of a library/tool/project which could produce a call graph from scala source code. Does anyone have any suggestions? | 12:50:41 |
 Tomasz Godzik | There is a functionality in LSP that you should be able to use. Call hierarchy I think it's called | 12:52:13 |
| Tomasz Godzik | Probably needs some love, since I don't think a lot of users know about it | 12:52:39 |
| sethtisue | this might interest you: https://github.com/lightbend-labs/scala-sculpt | 14:16:31 |
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| fel_her | Hey all. Sorry for posting here, I have a more involved question, somewhere at the intersection of metals, sbt as a build server, and scalajs. Feel free to redirect me where ever you see fit.
In a lot of projects that have both a web-interface as well as a backend, I use scalajs and laminar for the frontend and normal scala/jvm for the backend. I often start 2 sbts in parallel. In the first, I'm doing:
project projectJVM
~reStart
using sbt revolver to restart my process when a file used by the JVM project changes
In the second I'm doing
sbt
project projectJS
~fastLinkJS
regenerating my website when the UI files change.
I don't want to do something like ~fastLinkJS;reStart in the root project because that would restart my server even though only JS files changed.
Now when switching from bloop to sbt as the buildserver for metals, things seem to go awry. Sometimes one or both of the sbts stop compiling. Sometimes spurious errors pop up. Sometimes I get errors like this:
[error] ## Exception when compiling 165 sources to ...../inheritance/jvm/target/scala-3.3.1/classes
[error] java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: ....../inheritance/jvm/target/scala-3.3.1/classes.bak/sbt10842950307439078630.class
Is it just a bad idea to use sbt as a build server when you have started two sbt in parallel? Should I change the way I do it because there is a better way to only restart the server on JVM changes? | 11:10:38 |
| fel_her | (sorry for the novel) | 11:10:46 |
| Tomasz Godzik | In reality there is only one SBT server running and it seems that it's not copying well with having metals connect to it and also SBT revolver running | 11:43:30 |
| Tomasz Godzik | We actually almost have hot code reload ready via both bloop and SBT, which might work better. Not 100% sure but that's just a guess | 11:44:44 |
| Tomasz Godzik | For bloop we need to release it, but SBT should actually work when running via metals | 11:45:14 |
| Tomasz Godzik | It's all new and untested so keep on mind it might not solve your problems | 11:45:41 |
