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Is it possible to get warning when new version of internal library?
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Is there a sbt plugin or piece of code which I could use to give me warning when I compile using outdated internal libraries ?
Let's say another team have updated their library but I am still using the old one.
The plugin could check against artifactory to see if a new one exist and if it does, give me a compilation warning.
Anyone have heard of such system ?
Thanks.
scala sbt artifactory sbt-plugin
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
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Is there a sbt plugin or piece of code which I could use to give me warning when I compile using outdated internal libraries ?
Let's say another team have updated their library but I am still using the old one.
The plugin could check against artifactory to see if a new one exist and if it does, give me a compilation warning.
Anyone have heard of such system ?
Thanks.
scala sbt artifactory sbt-plugin
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
1
I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14
add a comment |
Is there a sbt plugin or piece of code which I could use to give me warning when I compile using outdated internal libraries ?
Let's say another team have updated their library but I am still using the old one.
The plugin could check against artifactory to see if a new one exist and if it does, give me a compilation warning.
Anyone have heard of such system ?
Thanks.
scala sbt artifactory sbt-plugin
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
Is there a sbt plugin or piece of code which I could use to give me warning when I compile using outdated internal libraries ?
Let's say another team have updated their library but I am still using the old one.
The plugin could check against artifactory to see if a new one exist and if it does, give me a compilation warning.
Anyone have heard of such system ?
Thanks.
scala sbt artifactory sbt-plugin
scala sbt artifactory sbt-plugin
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
asked Mar 21 at 21:52
WonayWonay
399213
399213
1
I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14
add a comment |
1
I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14
1
1
I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14
I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14
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While a compiler warning is a nice solution, you might wanna look at a simpler one – signing up for a watch in Artifactory on the path of the library you want to get updated about. Every time a new file is deployed (new version is promoted to the release repository), you'll get an email.
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While a compiler warning is a nice solution, you might wanna look at a simpler one – signing up for a watch in Artifactory on the path of the library you want to get updated about. Every time a new file is deployed (new version is promoted to the release repository), you'll get an email.
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While a compiler warning is a nice solution, you might wanna look at a simpler one – signing up for a watch in Artifactory on the path of the library you want to get updated about. Every time a new file is deployed (new version is promoted to the release repository), you'll get an email.
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While a compiler warning is a nice solution, you might wanna look at a simpler one – signing up for a watch in Artifactory on the path of the library you want to get updated about. Every time a new file is deployed (new version is promoted to the release repository), you'll get an email.
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While a compiler warning is a nice solution, you might wanna look at a simpler one – signing up for a watch in Artifactory on the path of the library you want to get updated about. Every time a new file is deployed (new version is promoted to the release repository), you'll get an email.
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I have not done it, but I think you can use scala-stedward for that. I am not sure about the warning, but I will create PRs every time an update is available. - And, if I am not wrong, that bot is built over an SBT plugin that checks for dependencies updates, so you may only need that plugin.
– Luis Miguel Mejía Suárez
Mar 21 at 22:14