Scala.js 1.0.0

[zy4]

Hi,
I am currently migrating my stuff to ScalaJS 1.0.0-M3
Some libraries, such as utest already provide support for the upcoming major version:
com-lihaoyi/utest@9ccccc3

Unfortunately I need to switch to some other library in order to get 1.x support. Are you possibly planning on enabling 1.x support any time soon?

Thanks for your work so far!

[hmil]

Hi,
This should not be a problem unless some dependency isn't compatible. Have you tried building RösHTTP with the proper ScalaJS version?
You could submit a PR and we'll see if anything breaks.

Thanks

[romainreuillon]

Dear devs,

any release of a version supporting scalajs 1.0 on sight?

Cheers,
Romain

[hmil]

Hi,

I am not actively working on this project currently. Happy to help if you submit a PR though.

[mathieuleclaire]

Hi,
I submitted a the #90 PR to move to scala 2.13 and scalajs 1.0. Scala 2.10 and 2.11 have been dropped.
Mathieu

[hmil]

Thanks @mathieuleclaire . I really mean to spend the time to fix the CI setup, but this is a huge pain in the ass, and I am not working on anything Scala at this time.

Feel free to give it a shot, otherwise it's going to be whenever I can finally deal with it.

[mathieuleclaire]

OK, I will try. But first, the tests themselves failed in sbt. I would need some information to debug:

• for the JS part, "http" is not found. It seems that the "http" js module is not found for some reason.
• for the JVM tests for instance, it fails because the connection is refused with the server (http://localhost:3000). Am I supposed to run any server before executing tests ?

[hmil]

Yes, there is a companion server to run alongside the tests on localhost.
It's all explained in contributing.md.

[mathieuleclaire]

Yes, thanks. I found it. 51 passed. 1 Failure for the JVM.

[info] X fr.hmil.roshttp.HttpRequestSpec.Request headers.Overwrite previous value when set 1ms 
[info]   java.lang.AssertionError: assertion failed: ==> assertion failed: accept: application/json
[info]   custom: barbar
[info]   cache-control: max-age=128 != Map(cache-control -> max-age=128, Custom -> barbar, Accept -> application/json)
[info]     scala.Predef$.assert(Predef.scala:282)
[info]     utest.asserts.Asserts$ArrowAssert.$eq$eq$greater(Asserts.scala:90)
[info]     fr.hmil.roshttp.HttpRequestSpec$.$anonfun$tests$95(HttpRequestSpec.scala:439)

[mathieuleclaire]

Update: in the PR #90,

• all libs are updated across scala 2.13 (2.10 and 2.11 are droped) and scala.js 1.0
• travis is updated
• all the scalastyle tests passed
• all the JVM tests passed.

But I still have the same error for the JS tests:
ReferenceError: http is not defined
I think it is just a scala-js trick but I don't know how to achieve this. Is a js dependency missing ? Peharp's @hmil or @sjrd, you would have an idea ?

[sjrd]

Probably the changes about the global scope in Scala.js 1.x. See the release notes at https://www.scala-js.org/news/2020/02/25/announcing-scalajs-1.0.0/

[mathieuleclaire]

It seems the node.js dependency is missing. Only the scalajs compilation js is provided in tests and not node.js that the js.native functions are suppose to call.

[hmil]

Version 3.0.0 should work with Scala.js 1.x. Let me know if there's a problem.