Won't compile on scala 2.11.6

[dowobeha]

The following errors occur when compiling ducttape with scala 2.11.6:

ducttape.git/src/main/scala/ducttape/hyperdag/HyperDag.scala:39: error: in class HyperDag, multiple overloaded alternatives of method unpackedWalker define default arguments.
class HyperDag[V,H,E](val roots: Seq[PackedVertex[V]],
      ^
ducttape.git/src/main/scala/ducttape/hyperdag/meta/MetaHyperDag.scala:32: error: in class MetaHyperDag, multiple overloaded alternatives of method unpackedWalker define default arguments.
class MetaHyperDag[V,M,H,E](val delegate: HyperDag[V,H,E],
      ^
ducttape.git/src/main/scala/ducttape/hyperdag/meta/PhantomMetaHyperDag.scala:43: error: in class PhantomMetaHyperDag, multiple overloaded alternatives of method unpackedWalker define default arguments.
class PhantomMetaHyperDag[V,M,H,E](val delegate: MetaHyperDag[Option[V],M,H,E]) {

[dowobeha]

This same code does compile on scala 2.10.5

[jhclark]

Do you really need to upgrade it right now? Scala releases are somewhat tumultuous.

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On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 2:15 PM -0700, "Lane Schwartz" notifications@github.com wrote:
This same code does compile on scala 2.10.5

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[dowobeha]

No, I don't. I just started with the latest when I started on a new machine

On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, Jonathan Clark notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you really need to upgrade it right now? Scala releases are somewhat
tumultuous.

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This same code does compile on scala 2.10.5

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