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It is way simpler than that. You can specify version of sbt's jar your project needs right in your build files. When you run any against your project it will do
by AzzieElbab 10y ago
It is way simpler than that. You can specify version of sbt's jar your project needs right in your build files. When you run any against your project it will download the version you specified if different from the one installed. It is not by any means a circular dependency.