NonEmptyString | Provides a NonEmptyString type for Scala | Build Tool library

It's probably more efficient to build a set that you know contains exactly N strings, like this:

I’m not familiar with the library so there might be a cleaner, less hacky way of doing this, but after I looked at the code of @morphic-ts I came up with this:

Thanks all.

I was using an older Kafka version.

I upgraded Kafka in the cluster from kafka_2.12-1.1.0 to the latest stable version kafka_2.12-2.7.0. I also upgraded zookeeper from zookeeper-3.4.6 to apache-zookeeper-3.6.2-bin version.

In addition in the run file I added the following:

Your problem is that recBase is not necessarily of type Resource.

The compiler has two points of reference for determining the type of recBase: (1) the fact that recBase.identifiers is used with readIdTypePair and (2) the return type of readRecordJSON.

From the first point the compiler can conclude that:

Actually you want the concatenation of a List[A] and a List[B] to produce a List[A | B], where A | B is union type.

How to define "type disjunction" (union types)?

In Scala 2 union types are absent but we can emulate them with type classes.

So regarding "super simplified example" try a type class LUB (least upper bound)

You seem to want to pass a complex object to the post method.

Since the fields of the class you provide are inconsistent with some of the field names provided in MultipartFormDataContent, I will simplify your class to make the code more clear.

Basically, i'm trying to make a address binder to bind finalCustomerXXX to several properties of Address

If you want to bind the fields under the corresponding class in the form of finalCustomerXXX, you must first make sure that the content before XXX is the field name of the corresponding class, and they need to be separated by dots(.), or put XXX in square bracketswhich([]) like follow:

You are trying to refer to a simple type which has

• name 'nonEmptyString'
• namespace ""

But the simple type 'nonEmptyString' is defined in this XSD, which has targetNamespace="http://www.mywebsite.com//types". So you should be referring to a simple type which has

• name 'nonEmptyString'
• namespace "http://www.mywebsite.com//types"

You simply need to change this:

to this:

FsCheck + xunit handles arbitraries in a different way. Per the documentation here, I would try and run the test this way:

module Tests =