When you use Scala 3 to compile a plugin (which is possible), the plugin jar included in the plugin zip contains not only .class files, but also .tasty files.
Maybe there are scenarios where .tasty files may be useful, like when another plugin will depend on your plugin, but most often I think this is just a waste of space.
When you use Scala 3 to compile a plugin (which is possible), the plugin jar included in the plugin zip contains not only .class files, but also .tasty files.
Maybe there are scenarios where .tasty files may be useful, like when another plugin will depend on your plugin, but most often I think this is just a waste of space.