What's the deal with the new "src/main/scala" and "src/main/scala-2.11" source paths?

[virtualeyes]

Not sure if this happened with IDE 4.1, but I notice my source paths are now "littered" with mixed "src/main/scala" and "src/main/scala-2.11" paths (the latter all empty).

From the IDE fine, not a problem, but via terminal it's a PITA as tab completion is always getting stuck at "/scala", whereas before I could quickly tab through the path to git diff a file, for example.

Can retrain myself to add in the slash after "/scala" but you know, old habits die hard ;-)

[Simon Schäfer]

That is actually sbt, which is creating these directories. You should be able to disable the creation of these directories. See: https://github.com/sbt/sbt/pull/1799

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[virtualeyes]

Oh, thanks, Simon, must have come with switch to sbt 0.13.8 (recently upgraded from 0.13.6)

Pardon the noise...

[Naftoli Gugenheim]

Yeah. If they want to enable crossPaths by default they should make it only true if crossScalaVersions has multiple values.

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