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This might be an easy one, but I just can't figure out...
I try to compileGwt project A, which has compile dependencies to project B. Now, because project B contains code needed for compileGwt, by build fails with
No source code is available for type XYZ; did you forget to inherit a required module?
My question: How can I configure project A to make the gwt plugin see the sources of project B?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You need to adjust gwt.src for your project. I think at some point the plugin should figure this out itself and update gwt.src automatically, because if you have lots of small GWT modules as dependencies it becomes kind of annoying.
This might be an easy one, but I just can't figure out...
I try to compileGwt project A, which has compile dependencies to project B. Now, because project B contains code needed for compileGwt, by build fails with
My question: How can I configure project A to make the gwt plugin see the sources of project B?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: