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Jimmy_st
Jimmy_st

Reputation: 61

built.sbt without .repositories file

My question is pretty simple. Let us consider, that I had a scala project, based on SBT. So, when I'm opening my project in IntelliJ IDEA, SBT tries to resolve dependencies during project, downloads *.jar files .ivy2\cache folder and compiles normally. My repositories file:

[repositories]
     local
     mynewproxy: http://proxy/myproject

The problem is I want to add some specific flags, that will be response to various ways of building - particulary describes various proxy to my repo. But replacing repositories file is not a convinient way, and I want to put my repo-settings directly to build.sbt file;

And there where my problems begin:

  1. Is it possible not to use repositories file (just remove from .sbt folder) and put all it's information to build.sbt?

  2. What I have to wrote in build.sbt instead local in repositories file?

Thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 906

Answers (1)

jkinkead
jkinkead

Reputation: 4411

These are called resolvers in sbt-parlance. The relevant section of the sbt docs should be enough to get you started on configuring them.

Upvotes: 1

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