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Heading to the Perfect Scala Code Analysis

Alexander Podkhalyuzin
Alexander Podkhalyuzin

We are extremely happy to let you know that the latest version of the Scala plugin (0.29.479) for the upcoming IntelliJ IDEA 13.0.2 has no false error highlighting for our own source base anymore. Moreover, a number of corresponding tests have been added to our TeamCity server, so we don’t expect to see a regression further.

The next step will be using source base of an external popular open-source project as a test for spotting false errors highlighting. That’s why we ask you for suggestions on such projects.

Let’s make IntelliJ IDEA code analysis better!

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