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...and can't generate javadocs since this is a scala project.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Kostas

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Does anyone know who is actually doing the migration of projects from scala-tools.org to Sonatype's repository?

My com.googlecode.kiama project is published on scala-tools.org.

One of my users just reported that the

http://scala-tools.org/repo-releases/com/googlecode

address is redirecting to

https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/releases/com/googlecode/

which doesn't contain Kiama, so Kiama is no longer found when sbt looks for it.

I did hear from the Sonatype people about another project of mine (com.googlecode.sbt-rats) and that appears to have been copied across to the Sonatype repo.

Hello there!

I am not quite shure, if this is the right place for me to post this, but except for the github page - which seems to be a mirror repo only - i did not find any other contact information.

So, here we go:
After running make and pointing emacs to the compiled .elc files, emacs always complained about not being able to open a scala file type, or something similar, i do not have the exact wording in mind. So i added the following line to the Makefile after line 35:

ELISP_FILES        += scala-mode-variables

After running make again, emacs stopped complaining and worked as it is supposed to do.

This is my setup:
Emacs GNU Emacs 23.4.1
Archlinux

Hello everyone,

I have a newbie question about sbteclipse: In the project I am working on, there are Scala sources but no Java sources at all. Is there a way to configure sbteclipse not to generate project source entries for Java?
The things I tried, without success:
 - setting the javaSources in {Compile. Test} to Nil -- the setting expects a java.io.File, and will only settle for that
 - messing with the sbteclipse createSrc setting, which either selects all sources or none

Is there a way to instruct sbteclipse to skip the Java sources in the Eclipse project?

Thanks,
Vlad

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Scala-tools.org is going down and not accepting any new OSS projects.   For those of us who wish to continue release software, I recommend migrating over to Sonatype.   They put a few (good practice) limitations on contributions, but scala-tools.org would have done the same before long anyway.   The benefit of Sonatype hosting is that your projects will make it onto the maven-central repository and benefit from the myriads of mirrors.