This is related to #305, where the following Seq methods were declared eligible for reimplementation using SeqBuffer:
As a consequence, the 0.9.13 release has some SeqBuffer-eligible methods that are implemented using SeqBuffer and some that are not.
Expected behavior and actual behavior:
Expected: All Seq.crossJoin() variants are implemented using SeqBuffer.
Actual: All Seq.crossJoin() variants are implements using Seq.toList().
Versions:
This is related to #305, where the following
Seqmethods were declared eligible for reimplementation usingSeqBuffer:crossSelfJoin()(done in Added SeqBuffer<T> class as a replacement for some of Seq.toList() calls #305)inner(Self)Join()(done in Added SeqBuffer<T> class as a replacement for some of Seq.toList() calls #305)leftOuter(Self)Join()(done in Added SeqBuffer<T> class as a replacement for some of Seq.toList() calls #305)crossJoin()(not done because it needs to be generated usingjOOQ-tools)As a consequence, the 0.9.13 release has some
SeqBuffer-eligible methods that are implemented usingSeqBufferand some that are not.Expected behavior and actual behavior:
Expected: All
Seq.crossJoin()variants are implemented usingSeqBuffer.Actual: All
Seq.crossJoin()variants are implements usingSeq.toList().Versions: