Some linux users install their IJ IDEA into global non user-writable locations such as /opt/... which makes it almost impossible to detect it based on the location of sbt-launch.jar from Scala plugin, which is installed somewhere into user's home.
Absolute path to currently running IJ installation is required as of #81 to correctly generate run configurations and templates.
An explicit installation dir should be passed to sbt instead.
mutcianm
commented
3 years ago
Some linux users install their IJ IDEA into global non user-writable locations such as
/opt/...which makes it almost impossible to detect it based on the location ofsbt-launch.jarfrom Scala plugin, which is installed somewhere into user's home. Absolute path to currently running IJ installation is required as of #81 to correctly generate run configurations and templates. An explicit installation dir should be passed to sbt instead.