Scala 3.3.6 LTS release thread

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Scala 3.3.6-RC1 is now available!

This patch release backports most of the improvements and bugfixes introduced in the Scala Next series up to the Scala 3.6.4 release.
All of the backported changes were proven to not break either binary or source compatibility, by testing the compilation of over 1500 projects using Scala 3 Open Community Build.

Notable changes:

  • REPL: Add REPL init script setting #22206

  • Update asm to patched 9.7.1 # #22250

  • REPL: Add back :silent command # #22248

  • Do not lift annotation arguments #22035 and #22046

  • Scala 2 forwardport: -Yprofile-trace #19897

For a full list of changes and contributor credits, please refer to the release notes.

The final release is planned for 28th April

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Hi,
is it possible to upgrade asm to v9.8 already? They released it just a couple of days ago: ASM - Versions

That would unlock Java 25 eap already - which is nice so people could use it for early testing - specially since it is an LTS.

Upcoming Scala 2.12.21 (due soon) will also upgrade already: [2.12.x] Upgrade asm for JDK25 support by mkurz · Pull Request #11028 · scala/scala · GitHub

Maybe coordinate with @SethTisue to cut that scala-asm release that’s needed?

Thanks for your time!

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We should be able to backport it, though ideally it would get bumped in the main branch first.

If not we will make sure that it gets to a nightly version quickly.

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I’ll do the ASM part soon (within a week or so). I don’t think it’s important whether it makes 3.3.6 or not — 3.3.7 will be along soon enough.

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The ASM 9.8 upgrade has now been merged and will be included in Scala 2.12.21, 2.13.17, and 3.7.1. (I’ve suggested it be backported for 3.3.6 or 3.3.7, too.)

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Thanks! 3.3.x would be great of course too :wink: Anyway, thanks!

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