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sbt 1.1.1 #813
sbt 1.1.1 #813
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@@ -384,7 +383,7 @@ lazy val releaseSettings = Seq( | |||
inquireVersions, | |||
runClean, | |||
runTest, | |||
releaseStepCommand(s"++${Scala211}"), | |||
releaseStepCommand(s"++${Scala211}!"), |
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What is this exclamation mark good for?
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This appears to restore the behaviour of ++
post 1.0.0 to the pre-1.0.0 behavior. I found a mention of it in the 1.0.0 release notes, under "Improvements". The PR which added it, from @jroper, is here sbt/sbt#2613, with some relevant comments by @eed3si9n here sbt/sbt#2613 (comment). I can't find any actual documentation of the ++
changes in general or the !
suffix in particular.
Anyhow, adding it seems like the right thing to do.
LGTM. Many thanks ... merging! |
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Thanks @xuwei-k for taking this over the finish line! |
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