Migrate to Scalamacros Paradise #132
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Any idea when this will be merged? |
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@matthewpflueger blocked on IntelliJ support right now; see https://gitter.im/JetBrains/intellij-scala?at=5afdf02b2df44c2d0637a5c1 |
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Because Scalameta support macro annotations is no longer maintained, this moves the
@reactmacro annotation over to Scalamacros Paradise, which has much more community support. In addition, this makes the development experience with macro annotations much nicer because compile errors are shown in the context of the original code.