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Make .scalafmt.conf optional when running the fmt command

Scala CLI can now run the fmt command without a .scalafmt.conf file present. Previously, if such a file was absent, a Scalafmt requires explicitly specified version. error was raised while using the fmt command.

The Scala CLI fmt command now supports passing the scalafmt version and dialect directly from the command line, using the --scalafmt-dialect and --scalafmt-version options respectively:

scala-cli fmt --scalafmt-dialect scala3 --scalafmt-version 3.5.8

Either of those (or both) can be skipped, which will make Scala CLI infer a default value.

The configuration used can be saved in the workspace by passing the --save-scalafmt-conf option.

Added in #1192 by wleczny

Define output option for package command with using directives

It is now possible to pass the output option of the package command with using directives instead of passing it directly from bash.

Added in #1213 by wleczny

Add support for running multiple snippets of the same kind

Scala CLI now allows to pass multiple snippets of the same kind.

It was previously possible to mix different kinds (so to pass a Java snippet alongside a Scala one), but not for example 2 separate Scala snippets. That limitation no longer applies.

When passed this way, each snippet is then treated as a separate input by Scala CLI.

$ scala-cli --scala-snippet '@main def main() = println(Messages.hello)' --scala-snippet 'object Messages { def hello = "Hello" }'
Hello

Added in #1182 by Gedochao

Add bloop sub-command

Scala CLI now has a (hidden for now) bloop sub-command, that runs a command using the Scala CLI Bloop server (while the mainline Bloop bloop CLI uses its default Bloop server). This is handy when debugging things on Scala CLI for example, allowing one to manually run scala-cli bloop projects or scala-cli bloop compile.

Added in #1199 by alexarchambault

Make main class optional in preamble-less assemblies

It is now allowed to generate an assembly, even for code that has no main class, when --preamble=false is passed. This can be useful for libraries, if users want to pass the assembly to tools such as proguard. This also accepts a (hidden) --main-class-in-manifest=false option if users want not only no preamble, but also no mention of main class in the assembly manifest (META-INF/MANIFEST.MF in the assembly JAR). The latter option is useful for tools, such as the hadoop jar command, that behave differently depending on the presence or not of a main class in the manifest.

Added in #1200 by alexarchambault

Important fixes & enhancements

Prevent erroneous using directives from blocking the initial run of BSP

Up till now, running the setup-ide sub-command on sources containing using directives with syntax errors or pointing to dependencies which could not be fetched would create a BSP setup which could not be imported correctly by IDEs. This is no longer the case and such a BSP connection should now import correctly, so that it's possible to fix the faulty code within the comfort of one's IDE of choice.

This fixes #1097

Added in #1195 by Gedochao

Work in progress

Allow to globally turn actionable diagnostics on or off

It is now possible to globally enable or disable actionable diagnostics using the config sub-command.

The relevant configuration is under the actions key.

$ scala-cli config actions true

Added in #1193 by lwronski

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