Upgrade to sbt 1.9.0. #4827
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sbt 1.9.0 final is now released, so this is ready for review. |
gzm0
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Ah, indeed. I blindly followed the last commit that touched project/build.properties, but indeed there's no reason to update in the test for this change.
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sbt 1.9.0 contains the new sbt plugin publishing mechanism. It dual-publishes sbt plugins with Ivy-style paths (invalid in Maven, although it works out when released from sbt) and valid Maven paths. See sbt/sbt#3410 and sbt/sbt#7096.
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sbt 1.9.0 contains the new sbt plugin publishing mechanism. It dual-publishes sbt plugins with Ivy-style paths (invalid in Maven, although it works out when released from sbt) and valid Maven paths.
See sbt/sbt#3410 and sbt/sbt#7096.