Unable to import a package in the REPL version 3.2.0

[gmixa]

Compiler version

Scala version 3.2.0

Minimized example

See the example at https://github.com/gmixa/ImportTest

Including class graph via build.sbt . (see minimized example) ends up with the given output
when you do

   :load src/untitled.sc

you get the output below.
Scala Versions 3.1.0 and 3.0.0. give no message. Scala 2.13.10 and Scala 2.12.17 print out a success message.
Due to no replay in Scala 3.1.0 and 3.0.0 I am unsure if the import is accepted or not.

Output

1 |import io.github.classgraph._
  |       ^^^^^^^^^
  |       value github is not a member of io
1 error found

Expectation

Import should just pass with a success message!

[mbovel]

Thanks for reporting and for your great example.

I could reproduce using sbt console. However, when launching directly scala, the :load fails both with 2.13 and 3.2.

So I am wondering; is this an SBT issue or is it related to Dotty?

[gmixa]

I have no idea if it is sbt specific or scala 3.2 specific. Due to the error message I suspected it has something to do with the compiler. There is scala.io which is imported automatically. I guess the error shows up because import resolution looks for the element "github" within the scala.io. package. That way the error message "value github is not a member of io"
would make the most sense to me. Obviously that's true it is not in scala.io even so it is wrong to look for it there. I am no sbt internals export and I suspected that import resolution does belong to the compiler and not to a specific build tool.
So I would suspect that importing io.xyz from another jar would end up with a similar error but I have not tried that!

[gmixa]

just updated my example. I added a package io.xyz.test
and now I try to import io.xyz.test._
That fails too.
So it hast to do something with importing from io....

[SethTisue]

@som-snytt I have this nagging feeling that some change you were involved with might be responsible for this...? some thing about precedence between the different places an identifier can come from? does this ring a bell for you? I'm not spotting anything relevant in the 3.2.0 release notes (but that's a big haystack of bullets to try to find a needle in)

[SethTisue]

ah, I found it. duplicate of #15904

[som-snytt]

I didn't even have to nag!