Fix as import renaming in Scala 3
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keynmol
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Jan 22, 2023
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| // deprecated: Remove when highlight query is updated for Neovim | ||
| _import_selectors: $ => alias($.namespace_selectors, $.import_selectors), | ||
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| renamed_identifier: $ => seq( | ||
| arrow_renamed_identifier: $ => seq( |
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I split the renamed_identifier node as it was a low-tech solution to prevent parsing code that is invalid in Scala 3.
If that's unacceptable, then we can loosen the restriction and use the old renamed_identifier node and just parse incorrect code, if it's for the purspose of highlighting anyways.
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My opinion would be that this is probably fine.
ckipp01
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In Scala 3, you can rename a single identifier without the curly braces if you use
asDoesn't work with
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