Compilation error after transition to 2.1 about scribe

[darkfrog26]

I know this may seem strange, but make sure you've cleaned your compiled classes to avoid legacy Macro compiled code. If that doesn't resolve it, please share a minimal application with me that reproduces the error and I'll dig in from there. Also, is it possible you have pre-compiled code referring to an older version of Scribe?

[crimzie]

Not strange at all. The first thing I did is made sure to clear out all compiled artifacts.

The project is closed source code, but I'll see if I can get it reproduced in a minimal application without breaching nondisclosure.

[crimzie]

I went the other way around and removed scribe method calls one by one until it compiled. Here are the culprits:

scribe.info(f"Constructing (max: ${Runtime.getRuntime.maxMemory / 1e6}%.0f, $memoryString)")
(def memoryString: String = f"total: ${Runtime.getRuntime.totalMemory/1e6}%.0f, free: ${Runtime.getRuntime.freeMemory/1e6}%.0f")

_ = scribe.info(s"Public page ${page.copy(content = Array.empty[Byte])} was found for processing.")
inside a monix.eval.Task for-comprehension

pubRes.foreach(_ => scribe.info(f"New public and private reprs for mark ${m.id} with similarity ${pubRes.get.repr.vecSimilarity(res0.repr)}%.3f"))
pubRes being an instance of Option

[darkfrog26]

Just for kicks, try replacing those interpolators with Scribe's sfi interpolator.

For example, for the first item it would be:

scribe.info(sfi"Constructing (max: ${(Runtime.getRuntime.maxMemory / 1e6).f(f = 1)}, $memoryString)"

If you look at the https://github.com/outr/scribe/blob/master/core/shared/src/main/scala/scribe/implicits/LongImplicits.scala and https://github.com/outr/scribe/blob/master/core/shared/src/main/scala/scribe/implicits/DoubleImplicits.scala they offer a more type-safe numeric formatting alternative. In addition, sfi is usually about ten times faster than f or s as it uses a Macro to create far more efficient string building.

[crimzie]

Thanks. Had no idea scribe has its own interpolator.