You need to take the existing Scala 2 version and update it to Scala 3.
This article explains how to update a language version of a kata.
This post explains, more or less, what has to be changed in Scala tests to migrate them from Scala 2 to Scala 3.
I also recommend visiting the #fixing channel of Codewars Discord and ask there, because there is a couple of active users who know how to handle Scala updates.
Hi ! I'd love to translate this kata to make it available in Scala 3, as only Scala 2 seems to be available, but I can't seem to figure out how to do that (when I try to add a translation, Scala doesn't show up since the translation already exists - but only for 2.13)
Any idea how I could do that ?
It was pretty straightforward, looks like this work :
https://www.codewars.com/kumite/67ce14f9ac545dfad6557b82?sel=67ce14f9ac545dfad6557b82
Let me know :)
You need to take the existing Scala 2 version and update it to Scala 3.
This article explains how to update a language version of a kata.
This post explains, more or less, what has to be changed in Scala tests to migrate them from Scala 2 to Scala 3.
I also recommend visiting the
#fixingchannel of Codewars Discord and ask there, because there is a couple of active users who know how to handle Scala updates.Hi ! I'd love to translate this kata to make it available in Scala 3, as only Scala 2 seems to be available, but I can't seem to figure out how to do that (when I try to add a translation, Scala doesn't show up since the translation already exists - but only for 2.13)
Any idea how I could do that ?