Rogue implicits being clobbered after update to 2.2.0

[Jonathan Ferguson]

Hello, 

   I'm in the process of updating a lift app from Scala 2.9.1 and Lift 2.5.1 to Scala 2.10.x and Lift 2.6-M2 and have run into bunch of what look like implicit errors around date operations. 

   For example,

    "value setTo is not a member of object x$4.created"  when attempting   .modify(_.created setTo DateTime.now()).updateOne(), where created is declared as a DateTimeField. 

    "value after is not a member of object x$6.when"        when attempting   and (_.when after earliest), where when is declared as a DateTimeField and earliest is a joda DateTime object. 

I'm assuming this is something to do with rogue implicits being clobbered, but I am struggling to see where and/or why.  In most places all that was required was a change of imports  from import com.foursquare.rogue.Rogue._ to import com.foursquare.rogue.LiftRogue._.

If anyone has any suggestions, they would be greatly welcomed. 

Thank you

Jono

[Jason Liszka]

As of rogue 2.0 you need to import com.foursquare.rogue.LiftRogue._. There are some generic implicits in com.foursquare.rogue.Rogue, but the Lift-specific ones are in c.f.rogue.LiftRogue.

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[Jonathan Ferguson]

Yup, I'm importing LiftRouge._

Jono

[Jorge Ortiz]

If you're upgrading from Rogue pre-2.0 to Rogue post-2.0, then we made a bunch of changes to make Rogue Lift-agnostic.

As a consequence, rogue-core (where the Rogue object is defined) no longer has a dependency on Lift (with the exception of lift-json, I believe). All that code has moved to rogue-lift, which now defines a LiftRogue object.

Importing LiftRogue._ should be sufficient for all your rogue implicit needs. You can also mix the LiftRogue trait into an object in your own code that you already import for implicits.