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I use a similar approach at work (though with a vastly smaller codebase ~ only 20k lines or so). I don't get why they're using maven though; sbt is amazing; es
by lespea 12y ago
I use a similar approach at work (though with a vastly smaller codebase ~ only 20k lines or so). I don't get why they're using maven though; sbt is amazing; especially with 0.13.2 and the new hash algorithm, not to mention all of the great plugins it brings.
- wink 12y agoI've only used Scala briefly (and then sbt fulfilled my meager needs) but from the rants by people I follow, each one of them shifted between sbt and mvn every 1-n releases over the years, because the one they were currently using annoyed them too much. Then again I guess this goes hand in hand with the old criticism that the various releases are not backwards compatible.
- jakozaur 12y agoWe rely on several maven plugins without equivalents in sbt.