It's a prime example of jar hell (as opposed to horta hell which is a good thing). Apparently some gorram hipster decided it's pretty smart to use both "io.apigee" % "rhino" % "1.7R5pre4" and "org.mozilla" % "rhino" % "1.7R4". I'll try to deduce the latest version of scalajs plugin lacking this idiocy.

Oh, nevermind, org.mozilla:rhino:1.7R4 is pulled by io.apigee.trireme:trireme-core:0.7.5

And THAT shit is pulled by SBT plugins like "com.typesafe.sbt" % "sbt-less" % "1.0.0" and "com.typesafe.sbt" % "sbt-mocha" % "1.0.0". Oy vey. Their versions probably should be bumped too.

@ForNeVeR is this still relevant?

Yes it is. We still haven' updated the damn' scala.js.

@ForNeVeR I think this PR is dead. Let's close it?

I don't think it's dead. We want to eventually update our Scala.js. Somebody should take it and finish the work. The changes in this PR are useful.

@ForNeVeR if I was assigned to fix #186 right now I'd just start from scratch. Just sayin'. You do you. :)

@rexim you're right: sometimes I have difficulties differentiating myself from other people. So, if I will be you when I'll be fixing the issue, I'll probably start from scratch. Otherwise I'll likely take other pills actions.

Superseded by #225 which updates Scala.js to 1.2.0 (amongst other things).