Build for Scala Native?

[frgomes]

What would be the complexity for providing decline for Scala Native?
I've seen that it depends on refined, which I do not understand clearly if would be available for Scala Native or not.
It also depends on ScalaTest, which in general can be easily replaced by uTest.
It also depends on ScalaCheck, which I simply would disable in the case of Scala Native.

Can you provide some guidance on how it could be ported?

Thanks

[bkirwi]

I think the key dependency to worry about is Cats, and that work is still in progress: typelevel/cats#1549 OTOH, I imagine that once they're ready that decline should port over relatively easily. We already have cross compilation set up for JS, so supporting Native should be a relatively small additional cost...

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On Tue, Sep 25, 2018 at 15:42 Richard Gomes ***@***.***> wrote: What would be the complexity for providing decline for Scala Native? I've seen that it depends on refined, which AFAIK is not available for Scala Native. It also depends on ScalaTest, which in general can be easily replaced by uTest. It also depends on ScalaCheck, which I simply would disable in the case of Scala Native. Can you provide some guidance on how it could be ported? Thanks — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#42>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABhbsy_WdwS95XyT4bFC2vwOxFXjBGQqks5ueoccgaJpZM4W5WKo> .

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Cats has scala-native support since 2.4.0.