Roll back aggressive deletion of cache. Fixes #1091.#1234
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Roll back aggressive deletion of cache. Fixes #1091.
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Will this be part of 0.13.5? |
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Yea. 0.13 branch eventually becomes 0.13.5. |
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I can't find any release that references this commit. Is it possible to use this fix now? |
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Thanks. Just upgraded to 0.13.5-RC2 and everythings works as expected.
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Roll back aggressive deletion of cache. Fixes sbt#1091.
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fixed in 718fa91 for published test artifacts are published as part of the compile configuration #683 and shipped as sbt 0.13.0.
We should roll back 482f990 to fix #1091 (re-download of SNAPSHOTs). Rolling it back should not cause regression of #641 as confirmed by the scripted test
scripted dependency-management/cache-classifiersand its externalized version eed3si9n/test-sbt-641.