.scalafix.conf

rules = [
  RemoveUnused  #Removes unused imports. Unlike IntelliJ this is not straight up broken
  NoAutoTupling #Rewrites autotuple usage to use explicit tuples
  DisableSyntax #Enables the DisableSyntax rules. the exact configs are bellow
  LeakingImplicitClassVal #Disables leaking the instance of implicity syntax classes
  NoValInForComprehension #Disables deprecated usage of val in fors
]

DisableSyntax.noVars = true #Disallows the usage of vars
DisableSyntax.noThrows = true  #Disallows the usage of the throw keyword
DisableSyntax.noNulls = true #Disallows the usage of the null literal
DisableSyntax.noReturns = true #Disallows the usage of the return keyword
DisableSyntax.noWhileLoops = true #Disallows the usage of while loops
DisableSyntax.noAsInstanceOf = true #Disallows the usage of typecasting
DisableSyntax.noIsInstanceOf = true #Disallows the usage of runtime typechecking
DisableSyntax.noXml = true #Disallows the usage of xml-literals (they're slotted for removal)
DisableSyntax.noFinalVal = true #Disallows the usage of final on vals as it actually prohibits inheritance overriding not mutations
DisableSyntax.noFinalize = true #Disallows overriding finalize
DisableSyntax.noValPatterns = true #Disallows the usage of val-patterns as they cannot be shown to be exhaustive
DisableSyntax.noUniversalEquality = true #Disallows the usage of == universal equality
DisableSyntax.noUniversalEqualityMessage = "== and != are unsafe since they allow comparing two unrelated types" #Customizes the error message for universal equalit usage
DisableSyntax.regex = [
                        {
                          id = "tripleQuestionMark"
                          pattern = "\\?\\?\\?"
                          message = "Do not use triple question marks, as that throws an exception. Fail gracefully"
                        }
                      ]