How to use sbt to specify dependsOn other module with different scala version?
Question
I have a multiple module projects in scala. Module A, B, C. B --dependsOn--> A and C --dependsOn--> A too. The module A && C is compiled by scala 2.11 while module B has to be compiled by scala 2.10 since there is a dependency library only with scala 2.10. How to use sbt to specify module B dependsOn module A?
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solution1
1 2015-08-31 05:35:35
It won't work. Period. Either switch A and C to compile with Scala 2.10 as well, or if the source of 2.10-only library is available, update it to 2.11.
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