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error when using for an sbt plugin Supplied file ... is a not an existing directory
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mpollmeier
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error when using for an sbt plugin in sbt 1.3.0:
error when using for an sbt plugin Sep 10, 2019
Supplied file ... is a not an existing directory
Supplied file ... is a not an existing directory
Argh, user error. I didn't change the Let me know if you would like me to send you a PR for the readme, under e.g. 'common pitfallse', along with #100 (comment) |
Thanks. I'm releasing sbt-sonatype 3.7 with the latest http-client version. So only a PR for publishTo setting is necessary. |
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With the latest 3.6 release, when using for an sbt plugin build, the following error happens during
sonatypeBundleRelease
:Build on travis.ci: https://travis-ci.org/ShiftLeftSecurity/sbt-ci-release-early/jobs/583381874
Repo: https://github.com/ShiftLeftSecurity/sbt-ci-release-early/tree/6f9ed3ce07d86dd7aa4d3a4ba53983bdba43909f
Any idea where this comes from? Somehow the
localBundlePath
is wrong for sbt plugin builds.Update: other than I first thought, this is actually broken for both sbt 1.2.8 and 1.3.0.
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