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for some reason tut post 0.5.0 is taking scalacOptions in Compile, console
I suspect that this causes it to compile scala code differently, because scalameta no longer works in tut post 0.5.0 (with the exact same CLI run parameters though)
In the following build.sbt, with tut 0.5.0 plugin, the kind project plugin no longer appears in the tut CLI run command args. Removing the line scalacOptions in (Compile, console) := Seq() will add it back, but this line doesn't have that effect on tut 0.4.x
lazyvalroot= (project in file("."))
.enablePlugins(TutPlugin)
.settings(
inThisBuild(List(
scalaVersion :="2.12.3"
)),
name :="Hello",
addCompilerPlugin("org.spire-math"%%"kind-projector"%"0.9.4"),
//tutSettings,
scalacOptions in (Compile, console) :=Seq() // this line disables KP or any other compiler plugin in tut 0.5.0+
)
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Ah, thank you @suhasgaddam, that explains, it used to inherit scalacOption from test, now it's from console. Scalameta doesn't work in console, can we change it back?
for some reason
tut
post0.5.0
is taking scalacOptions inCompile, console
I suspect that this causes it to compile scala code differently, because scalameta no longer works in
tut
post0.5.0
(with the exact same CLI run parameters though)In the following
build.sbt
, withtut
0.5.0 plugin, the kind project plugin no longer appears in the tut CLI run command args. Removing the linescalacOptions in (Compile, console) := Seq()
will add it back, but this line doesn't have that effect ontut
0.4.xThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: