When bisecting, get nightlies both from Scala artifactory and from Maven Central - #26662
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For reference, an example of bisection where this helps: #26655 (comment) |
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Theoretically, repo.scala-lang.org serves as a proxy to Maven Central for old Scala nightlies.
However, it seems that at times I can't get all the nightly versions this way.
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bisect.scscript is the main consumer of pre-3.8 nightlies anyway, I think it's fine to just fetch from both here to make it more reliable.Have you relied on LLM-based tools in this contribution?
Yes, and I checked the output by running the bisect script on an actual issue reproduction
How was the solution tested?
New automated tests + testing it out on an old regression