Open tiagoj opened 10 years ago
When I add JFX.(whatever) settings in my build.sbt sub-project definition it doesn't have any effect.
Here is my sub-project def:
lazy val fxBQuote = project.in( file("sub_fxBQuote") ) .settings(jfxSettings: ) .settings(mySettings: ) .settings( version := "0.0.3-alpha", JFX.mainClass := Some("com.kybios.fx.bQuote.gui.Main"), JFX.addJfxrtToClasspath := true, libraryDependencies ++= Seq( scalatest, jUnit, simpleJson ) ) .dependsOn(product)
After a reload, the version and library deps get picked up as expected, but not the JFX settings.
show javafxAddJfxrtToClasspath [info] false show javafxMainClass [info] None
I have tried the definition with both a build.sbt and a build.scala project definition with the same result.
I am no SBT pro, so I may be missing something obvious, I would appreciate any pointers.
Unfortunately I don't know why, but I'm also not sure if it makes sense to use the plugin on a sub-project. Could you describe your use case?
When I add JFX.(whatever) settings in my build.sbt sub-project definition it doesn't have any effect.
Here is my sub-project def:
lazy val fxBQuote = project.in( file("sub_fxBQuote") ) .settings(jfxSettings: ) .settings(mySettings: ) .settings( version := "0.0.3-alpha", JFX.mainClass := Some("com.kybios.fx.bQuote.gui.Main"), JFX.addJfxrtToClasspath := true, libraryDependencies ++= Seq( scalatest, jUnit, simpleJson ) ) .dependsOn(product)
After a reload, the version and library deps get picked up as expected, but not the JFX settings.
I have tried the definition with both a build.sbt and a build.scala project definition with the same result.
I am no SBT pro, so I may be missing something obvious, I would appreciate any pointers.