scaluzzi VS urep-scala

scaluzzi is new to me! this one?

There's also https://github.com/vovapolu/scaluzzi Disable rule for Scalafix.

extensible with community plugins, we use scalafix-organize-imports and scaluzzi

Also curoius to investigate: - https://github.com/vovapolu/scaluzzi - -Xsource:3 compiler flag - Automation of creating headless Docker images (without OS tools, only a single binary) with native binaries by GraalVM - Capture everything into a giter8 template

For build tooling, we've found that Bazel is the Scala build tool that sucks the least, at least for us. sbt is the standard and is easier to work with at a smaller scale, but it's slow and with what we were doing, we couldn't have it sanely do a full monorepo build. Dev life got significantly less shitty about a month after moving to Bazel. We open sourced our minimal Bazel repo setup if you want to try it out. https://github.com/radixbio/urep-scala The most significant limitation we've had with Bazel is that it really only works for interesting Scala projects as we have it configured on Linux and Mac (not Windows). We use Linux for development so this is fine for us and we can get the .exe installers and deploy jars out that we need to support Windows platforms.