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Author: lihaoyi

libs/javalib/worker/src/mill/javalib/zinc/ZincWorker.scala

@@ -406,7 +406,6 @@ class ZincWorker(jobs: Int) extends AutoCloseable { self =>
 
     val finalScalacOptions = addColorNeverOption.toSeq ++ scalacOptions
 
-
     val newReporter = reporter match {
       case None =>
         new ManagedLoggedReporter(maxErrors, logger) with RecordingReporter

runner/meta/src/mill/meta/CodeGen.scala

@@ -32,7 +32,6 @@ object CodeGen {
     // Provide `build` as an alias to the root `build_.package_`, since from the user's
     // perspective it looks like they're writing things that live in `package build`,
     // but at compile-time we rename things, we so provide an alias to preserve the fiction
-    val aliasImports = "import build_.{package_ => build}"
 
     for (scriptPath <- scriptSources) {
       val scriptFolderPath = scriptPath / os.up

runner/meta/src/mill/meta/FileImportGraph.scala

@@ -17,7 +17,11 @@ import mill.internal.Util.backtickWrap
  * @param metaBuild If `true`, a meta-build is enabled
  */
 @internal
-case class FileImportGraph(seenScripts: Map[os.Path, String], errors: Seq[String], seenPkgStatements: Map[os.Path, String])
+case class FileImportGraph(
+    seenScripts: Map[os.Path, String],
+    errors: Seq[String],
+    seenPkgStatements: Map[os.Path, String]
+)
 
 /**
  * Logic around traversing the `import $file` graph, extracting necessary info

runner/meta/src/mill/meta/MillBuildRootModule.scala

@@ -297,7 +297,11 @@ trait MillBuildRootModule()(using
     super.mandatoryScalacOptions() ++
       // This warning comes up for package names with dashes in them like "package build.`foo-bar`",
       // but Mill generally handles these fine, so no need to warn the user
-      Seq("-deprecation", "-Wconf:msg=will be encoded on the classpath:silent", "-Ymagic-offset-header:SOURCE_CODE_START")
+      Seq(
+        "-deprecation",
+        "-Wconf:msg=will be encoded on the classpath:silent",
+        "-Ymagic-offset-header:SOURCE_CODE_START"
+      )
   }
 
   /** Used in BSP IntelliJ, which can only work with directories */