Restructured the SBT configuration to play better together with IntelliJ IDEA #3
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…DE IntelliJ Idea. The shared source code directory as been replaced by a SBT project. The two projects for JS and JVM is now depending on the shared project, but as 'Provided'. They are still adding the shared source directory to their 'unmanagedSourceDirectories' list. Including this directory, that is outside the projects base directory, will not take effect in IntelliJ and generate a warning. But IntelliJ will still see the right dependencies to the shared code due to the project dependencies.
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The shared source code directory as been replaced by a shared SBT project. The two projects for JS and JVM is now depending on the shared project, but as 'Provided'. They are still adding the shared source directory to their 'unmanagedSourceDirectories' list. Including this directory, that is outside the projects base directory, will not take effect in IntelliJ and generate a warning. But IntelliJ will still see the right dependencies to the shared code due to the project dependencies.
Tested in Idea 14.0 on Linux. I am not using the gen-idea SBT plugin.