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Dependency not found #1
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Hi Jeroen, which course & version is this? Is this on the student repo or the teacher repo for that course?
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Hi Eric, It is not in a course, but in this repo. I cannot compile the |
Hi Jeroen, I’ve actually heard this happening to one of my colleagues too. Not sure what the problem was though. I do remember that he was able to run the app from the sbt prompt though (weirdly enough…). Guess I need to look at this in more detail. Compilation does work in my case though… so I can’t reproduce it… [ericloots@Eric-Loots-MBP] $ sbt
project/build.properties selects sbt 0.13.11. You can bump it to 0.13.13. In any case, doesn’t explain why it works in my case and not yours. Do give 0.13.13 a try though… Eric
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Jeroen, I just added an explicit resolver for the Typesafe Ivy-releases to the build definition. Hope this solves the issue. If not, we have to dig deeper. Keep me posted if this fixes the problem on your system |
Hi Jeroen, Wanted to ask if you re-tested with the latest version. I added a note to the issue, not sure you had a chance to read it. Please let me know the status so that I can close the issue when so. Cheers, Eric
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Hi Eric, Unfortunately it did not resolve the issue. See below. It is looking for the artifact in: However I can find some data at (note org.scala-sbt vs org/scala-sbt):
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Hi Jeroen, New attempt. This change fixed the problem for one of my colleagues. When blowing away the (ivy2) cached folders, the dependency is downloaded from the following location: downloading https://repo.typesafe.com/typesafe/ivy-releases/org.scala-sbt/io/0.13.11/jars/io.jar Can you please give this one a try? Sorry for the confusion, but for some reason, I can’t reproduce the original problem… Cheers, Eric
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yes! Success! Thanks |
Great; and a relief as I didn’t really have a handle on how to simulate this… Thanks for your patience!
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I'm trying this out, but I cannot get the project to compile. The dependency to org.scala-sbt %% io % "0.13.12" cannot be found.
I have a plain sbt setup without extra repos. I use coursier (but also tried without coursier)
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