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I am kinda new to Scala and this might be be an SBT thing, but I get the linter warnings only the first time I compile the code. Every subsequent compile goes thorough without any warnings. This might be because the compiled class files are not compiled again unless there are any changes, but is there a way to show the warnings every time nonetheless?
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sbt only recompiles the files that have changed since the last compile, and Linter is a compiler plugin so it only sees what the compiler sees, and doesn't have any memory of previous compilations.
One way is to do a sbt clean compile, but it will make your compile time a lot longer.
I am kinda new to Scala and this might be be an SBT thing, but I get the linter warnings only the first time I compile the code. Every subsequent compile goes thorough without any warnings. This might be because the compiled class files are not compiled again unless there are any changes, but is there a way to show the warnings every time nonetheless?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: