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.ensime is too old #53
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Thanks for filing this issue, I am a little bit busy, but will try to find some time to fix this. I am currently not using ENSIME + maven, as we have finally migrated to SBT :) |
songpeng
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Jun 15, 2017
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Hi, amanjpro, |
songpeng
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Jun 15, 2017
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I would rather reopen this issue, so people won't be mislead thinking that it is fixed |
amanjpro
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Jun 16, 2017
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Can you test the latest version of ensime-maven (1.2.0) and see if it fixes the bug? |
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The bug should have been fixed now |
amanjpro
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Sep 5, 2017
songpeng
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Sep 13, 2017
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Hi, @amanjpro
it doesn't work (still use 1.1.1, maybe I have to delete other files? I'm not familiar with mvn). I have to add ensime info in the pom file,
in that way I have to break the pom file that our team maintains. Anyway, thanks a lot for your information. I now use |
songpeng commentedJun 13, 2017
Hi,
I recently tried many times to use
ensimeinJavaunder builderMaven. (sbtis only used for scala in my situation, and many people use maven to maintain java project)OS: Mac OS 10.12.5
Emacs version: 25.2, mac port
I can generate .ensime with
mvn ensime:generateBut when I run
M-x ensime, it said my .ensime is too old. I use the default set up in ensime.org for maven, i.e., add .m2/settings.xml for ensime-maven. I see the version is 1.1.1, which is the newest one in maven. So I am indeed confused.sbt work fine with ensime in my computer.
Minor:
The ensime.org document for maven says:
This plugin does not currently document how to use the Developer Version of ENSIME Please get involved at https://github.com/ensime/ensime-maven
But when I enter that site, there is no document. The readme.md relink to the previous one.
Also, the version for ensime-maven is 1.1.0, not the newest, and not consistent with the version for ensime:scalariform in the same page.
Thanks.
Songpeng