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module not found com.artima.supersafe#sbtplugin;1.1.1 with scala 2.12.1 #64
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I have the same problem. Any updates on it? Intellij log: |
After research, I noticed that: ==== Artima Maven Repository: tried The plug in was stored at: Can scalatest solve this issue? |
You could try with a newer |
IT only works if you add the resolver to a global SBT config file. Apparently there is a difference in how plugins are resolved, depending on where the resolvers are added. Which is insane. |
same problem , 2 years after. |
Sorry not sure why I didn't receive notification of this thread until now, can you try with the latest version which is 1.1.7 following the guide here? |
So it works if you add resolvers to both |
The only version of com.artima.supersafe:sbtplugin which is hosted is the 1.1.10 version. No idea why they don't host the other versions in their private repo. The current scalatest installation instruction for supersafe is thus currently broken. |
I was able to get it running by doing the following Add the following line to
Add the following line to
And I did not have to install anything globally. |
It work! |
This isn't resolving in our Artifactory repository:
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Related to scalatra/sbt-scalatra#54 It seems like the best way to solve this is to publish the SBT plugin ivy style instead of maven style. For now, I can check "Suppress POM Consistency Checks" for this repository in Artifactory as a workaround, although this is not ideal. |
I followed the installation instructions:
When I trigger build in sbt, I get this output:
If I change the
scalaVersion
variable to 2.10.2 then SBT will resolve the plugin, but that won't work with Akka. So I really need scala 2.12 here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: