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Set publish project directory to .publish #180
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Thanks!
I'm pretty confused but it looks like this somehow fixes the CI so it's started trying to run ScalaJS compilation tasks that weren't running before. That's why the build is failing. I'll hold off on merging while I investigate. |
Aah, cool. I was wondering about that. It is reproducible on my machine but I just assumed it was a problem with the internet. |
It is undefined behavior in sbt to have multiple projects that have the same path. Both the root and publish projects have were defined to be in the base directory (file(".")). With older versions of sbt, only the publish project would appear when running the `projects` command. With sbt 1.4.0-M2, only root appears when running the `projects` command. After applying this change, both root and publish appear.
I went ahead and just rebased the latest master. |
Closing as I folded your change into #182 |
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It is undefined behavior in sbt to have multiple projects that have the
same path. Both the root and publish projects have were defined to be in
the base directory (file(".")). With older versions of sbt, only the
publish project would appear when running the
projects
command. Withsbt 1.4.0-M2, only root appears when running the
projects
command.After applying this change, both root and publish appear.