Conscript downloads its own copy of Scala?

[Byron Gibson]

I've already got the Typesafe Stack installed, is there a way to configure cs to use that version of Scala instead of downloading its own copy?  It seems to do the latter by default, despite SCALA_HOME being set:

$> echo $SCALA_HOME

/usr/local/typesafe-stack/scala/

[Nathan Hamblen]

On 11/26/2011 06:49 PM, Byron Gibson wrote:
> I've already got the Typesafe Stack installed, is there a way to
> configure cs to use that version of Scala instead of downloading its
> own copy?

Hi Byron. Conscript uses the sbt launcher, and so like sbt itself it
uses a copy of Scala (scala-lib and scala-compiler jars) that is managed
by ivy. As far as I know, the same is true of the copy of sbt that is
distributed with the Typesafe Stack; it would be independent of anything
in a Scala home directory.

The good thing about this is it allows sbt, conscript, and anything else
using the sbt launcher to work with any version of Scala--not just
whichever you may have in a directory. So while the current version of
conscript itself uses Scala 2.9.1, some other application managed by
conscript could be using Scala 2.8.2.

Nathan