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v1.1.3 Maintenance release

25 Aug 18:52
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Maintenance and removal of some options

24 Aug 01:35
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  • Dropped support for scala 2.12 and java 7.
  • maintenance: dependency updates, more cross-builds, expanded ci; cleanup most compile warnings.

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Minor maintenance release

10 Oct 03:35
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Maintenance release

09 Oct 21:50
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  • Fixed #180
  • Various lib updates

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1.0.0 - Internal (library) updates

31 Jul 22:24
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  • Bump version to 1.0.0 -- No changes in functionality -- #155

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0.998 Maintenance release

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0.9.997 Maintenance release plus bug fixes/enhancements

20 Jan 05:49
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#124, #125, #127; (internal: library updates, some code cleanup)

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Implements #73

05 Nov 04:52
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v0.9.995

capture aspect of "external" in model itself

Maintenance release plus java-records

04 Nov 21:13
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  • Some significant internal cleanup, including use of scala3 (but also cross-compiling to 2.13 (2.13.7)), use of scalatest (instead of specs2), removal of not-really-necessary formatting libraries (which caused more friction than benefit). All in all, preparations to make it easier to modernize this tool in the future.

  • Implements #75 : new option --java:records to generate java record instead of class. Basic tests in place, but not thoroughly tested in general.

BTW, my issues with sonatype continue and, unfortunately, with no time to see what might be going on. In any case, worth reminding anyone out there that tscfg has primarily been a command line tool, not a library per se. Feedback welcome.