Fix compilation of traverseTuple under new match types restrictions (Scala 3.4+)#138
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Fix compilation of traverseTuple under new match types restrictions (Scala 3.4+)#138WojciechMazur wants to merge 1 commit intotofu-tf:basefrom
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We've found out in the Open Community Build that this project fails to build under Scala 3.4+. It's due to SIP-56 changes to the Scala match types scala/scala3#18262, especially a change introduced in scala/scala3@5260c60 made the type reduction of
headvariable to be no longerA *: restbut(T & (A *: rest))instead. This lead to further type mismatch errors when compiling.I'm proposing a change that should both fix the issue and simplify the code. Running tests locally finished successfully using both Scala 3.1.3 (used in the project) and 3.5.0 (latest stable)