Hi, thanks for your project, love it.
Recently, I had the following issue: I have a module that I test with this project, and it depends on a library that had published locally. The integration test was not able to find it.
I believe that's because the run overrides the ivy.home to a local repository. I found a workaround which requires me to add the following at the top of my test build.sc:
import $repo.`ivy:file:///path/to/home/.ivy2/local/[organisation]/[module]/(scala_[scalaVersion]/)(sbt_[sbtVersion]/)[revision]/[type]s/[artifact](-[classifier]).[ext]`
This is fine by me because I was just testing to see if everything worked locally before issuing official releases, but I was wondering if there was a shorthand like import $repo.ivy2Local that I could use or something like that.
Thanks
Hi, thanks for your project, love it.
Recently, I had the following issue: I have a module that I test with this project, and it depends on a library that had published locally. The integration test was not able to find it.
I believe that's because the run overrides the
ivy.hometo a local repository. I found a workaround which requires me to add the following at the top of my test build.sc:This is fine by me because I was just testing to see if everything worked locally before issuing official releases, but I was wondering if there was a shorthand like
import $repo.ivy2Localthat I could use or something like that.Thanks