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Hey, thanks for the ping. I've just managed to finish the initial implementation so once it's reviewed, I'll release it. We're currently not able to support @Module in Scala 3 exactly the same way as we support in Scala 2, because of a few other issues (e.g. #169 and #168), but the core of the feature works as expected. Here you can find some examples - Scala 3 implementation does not work for tests that end with *.scala2.[success/failure]. Please let me know if any of them is a blocker for you
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willisjtc commentedon Mar 11, 2022
is there any work being done to make macwire feature complete with scala 3?
mbore commentedon Mar 13, 2022
Yes, I'm currently working on it and hope that initial support will be released in the following week.
willisjtc commentedon Apr 6, 2022
hi @mbore , any updates?
mbore commentedon Apr 6, 2022
Hey, thanks for the ping. I've just managed to finish the initial implementation so once it's reviewed, I'll release it. We're currently not able to support
@Modulein Scala 3 exactly the same way as we support in Scala 2, because of a few other issues (e.g. #169 and #168), but the core of the feature works as expected.Here you can find some examples - Scala 3 implementation does not work for tests that end with
*.scala2.[success/failure]. Please let me know if any of them is a blocker for you