Parameter name usage triggers error: type mismatch

Question
1

Hi,

not sure if this is a scala bug or is legit behaviour, just posting here hoping for somebody to shed a bit of light on this.

The following code compiles fine

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scala> import scala.language.implicitConversions
import scala.language.implicitConversions

scala> 

scala> object Testing {
     | 
     |   implicit class FoableOps1(i: Int) { def foo(fooParam: String): String = "???" }
     | 
     |   implicit class FoableOps2(i: Int) { def foo(param1: String, param2: String): String = "!!!" }
     | 
     |   val t = 10.foo("")
     | 
     | }
defined object Testing

But seems that when I call foo with the parameter name, the compiler complains with the following

scala> object Testing {
     | 
     |   implicit class FoableOps1(i: Int) { def foo(fooParam: String): String = "???" }
     | 
     |   implicit class FoableOps2(i: Int) { def foo(param1: String, param2: String): String = "!!!" }
     | 
     |   val t = 10.foo(fooParam = "")
     | 
     | }
<console>:18: error: type mismatch;
 found   : Int(10)
 required: ?{def foo: ?}
Note that implicit conversions are not applicable because they are ambiguous:
 both method FoableOps2 in object Testing of type (i: Int)Testing.FoableOps2
 and method FoableOps1 in object Testing of type (i: Int)Testing.FoableOps1
 are possible conversion functions from Int(10) to ?{def foo: ?}
         val t = 10.foo(fooParam = "")
                 ^
<console>:18: error: not found: value fooParam
         val t = 10.foo(fooParam = "")
                        ^

Thanks!

2

It works in Dotty. Looks like a Scala 2 bug to me.