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How do I make sbt run a task only once even though it is indirectly specified multiple times on the cli?
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Here is my plugin code. It defines a master lint
task that is triggered from the CLI like so: sbt api/lint jobs/lint
. It calls out to some project-specific linters and some build-wide linters. The build-wide linter runs scalafix, but if I call lint
multiple times from the CLI, as above (for multiple projects), then scalafix is run multiple times.
How do I make scalafix (and scalafixLinter
) run only one time for a given sbt
invocation? I thought sbt caches task results, but it seems to not be working here.
object LinterPlugin extends AutoPlugin
object autoImport
lazy val scalafixLinter = taskKey[Unit]("Run scalafix on all scala code")
lazy val lint = taskKey[Unit]("Run all linters")
override val buildSettings = Seq(
scalafixLinter :=
Def.taskDyn
if (...)
Def.task
// run scalafix
(Compile / scalafix).toTask("").value
(Test / scalafix).toTask("").value
else
Def.task
.all(ScopeFilter(inAnyProject)).value // run on all projects
)
override val projectSettings = Seq(
lint :=
// run all the linters
otherLinters.value
scalafixLinter.value
)
scala plugins sbt
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Here is my plugin code. It defines a master lint
task that is triggered from the CLI like so: sbt api/lint jobs/lint
. It calls out to some project-specific linters and some build-wide linters. The build-wide linter runs scalafix, but if I call lint
multiple times from the CLI, as above (for multiple projects), then scalafix is run multiple times.
How do I make scalafix (and scalafixLinter
) run only one time for a given sbt
invocation? I thought sbt caches task results, but it seems to not be working here.
object LinterPlugin extends AutoPlugin
object autoImport
lazy val scalafixLinter = taskKey[Unit]("Run scalafix on all scala code")
lazy val lint = taskKey[Unit]("Run all linters")
override val buildSettings = Seq(
scalafixLinter :=
Def.taskDyn
if (...)
Def.task
// run scalafix
(Compile / scalafix).toTask("").value
(Test / scalafix).toTask("").value
else
Def.task
.all(ScopeFilter(inAnyProject)).value // run on all projects
)
override val projectSettings = Seq(
lint :=
// run all the linters
otherLinters.value
scalafixLinter.value
)
scala plugins sbt
add a comment |
Here is my plugin code. It defines a master lint
task that is triggered from the CLI like so: sbt api/lint jobs/lint
. It calls out to some project-specific linters and some build-wide linters. The build-wide linter runs scalafix, but if I call lint
multiple times from the CLI, as above (for multiple projects), then scalafix is run multiple times.
How do I make scalafix (and scalafixLinter
) run only one time for a given sbt
invocation? I thought sbt caches task results, but it seems to not be working here.
object LinterPlugin extends AutoPlugin
object autoImport
lazy val scalafixLinter = taskKey[Unit]("Run scalafix on all scala code")
lazy val lint = taskKey[Unit]("Run all linters")
override val buildSettings = Seq(
scalafixLinter :=
Def.taskDyn
if (...)
Def.task
// run scalafix
(Compile / scalafix).toTask("").value
(Test / scalafix).toTask("").value
else
Def.task
.all(ScopeFilter(inAnyProject)).value // run on all projects
)
override val projectSettings = Seq(
lint :=
// run all the linters
otherLinters.value
scalafixLinter.value
)
scala plugins sbt
Here is my plugin code. It defines a master lint
task that is triggered from the CLI like so: sbt api/lint jobs/lint
. It calls out to some project-specific linters and some build-wide linters. The build-wide linter runs scalafix, but if I call lint
multiple times from the CLI, as above (for multiple projects), then scalafix is run multiple times.
How do I make scalafix (and scalafixLinter
) run only one time for a given sbt
invocation? I thought sbt caches task results, but it seems to not be working here.
object LinterPlugin extends AutoPlugin
object autoImport
lazy val scalafixLinter = taskKey[Unit]("Run scalafix on all scala code")
lazy val lint = taskKey[Unit]("Run all linters")
override val buildSettings = Seq(
scalafixLinter :=
Def.taskDyn
if (...)
Def.task
// run scalafix
(Compile / scalafix).toTask("").value
(Test / scalafix).toTask("").value
else
Def.task
.all(ScopeFilter(inAnyProject)).value // run on all projects
)
override val projectSettings = Seq(
lint :=
// run all the linters
otherLinters.value
scalafixLinter.value
)
scala plugins sbt
scala plugins sbt
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