[Play 2.6.x] SBT 1.0 Support (or, Scala.js blocker is gone)
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virtualeyes
Jul 29, 2017, 7:00:32 AM7/29/17
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Scala.js 0.6.19 was just released with SBT 1.0.0-RC2 support.
Twirl, which depends on Scala.js, was a blocker wrt to adding SBT 1.0 support to Play.
It would be fantastic if Play users could benefit from SBT 1.0 during the Play 2.6.x release cycle (and not next year, or whenever Play 3.0 lands).
Twirl, which depends on Scala.js, was a blocker wrt to adding SBT 1.0 support to Play.
It would be fantastic if Play users could benefit from SBT 1.0 during the Play 2.6.x release cycle (and not next year, or whenever Play 3.0 lands).
Greg Methvin
Jul 29, 2017, 3:25:44 PM7/29/17
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The Play team definitely hopes to get to this soonish and support it on 2.6.x, but there are a number of different libraries involved (twirl, play-json, play-ws, etc.) so community contributions would be appreciated as well.
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James Roper
Jul 30, 2017, 7:47:19 PM7/30/17
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There's two different concerns here, one is building Play with sbt 1.0 (should have no impact on users), the other is cross building the Play sbt-plugin against sbt 1.0. Off the top of my head, the following other sbt plugins will need to be cross built first (and some of them might already be cross built, I don't know):
* twirl
* sbt native packager
* sbt-web and sbt-js-engine
The whole sbt-web ecosystem will need to be cross built, for those parts of it that use sbt-web-build-base (sbt-web and sbt-js-engine both do), that should be pretty straight forward, sbt-web-build-base is like interplay, it provides an sbt plugin that provides all the common build settings, so it should be a simple matter of updating that, to support cross building against sbt 1.0, and then upgrading each project that use it
On 30 July 2017 at 05:25, Greg Methvin <gr...@lightbend.com> wrote:
The Play team definitely hopes to get to this soonish and support it on 2.6.x, but there are a number of different libraries involved (twirl, play-json, play-ws, etc.) so community contributions would be appreciated as well.
On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 4:00 AM, virtualeyes <sit...@gmail.com> wrote:
Scala.js 0.6.19 was just released with SBT 1.0.0-RC2 support.--
Twirl, which depends on Scala.js, was a blocker wrt to adding SBT 1.0 support to Play.
It would be fantastic if Play users could benefit from SBT 1.0 during the Play 2.6.x release cycle (and not next year, or whenever Play 3.0 lands).
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