Open staeff777 opened 1 year ago
@staeff777 Do you have a repro steps that we can use to reproduce this issue on our machines?
It happend during a scala 2.12->3 mirgration. I hoped that this might give you a clue for me.
I'll investigate deeper and try to create a minimal example.
Sorry for the long delay. I finally found the source.
I had a ./lib
folder in the project root, with just some native libraries. No extra references in the build.sbt. It was historically used for unmanaged jars, but meanwhile all are managed.
This caused the error. I renamed the lib-folder and everything works fine.
I'm receiving a merge error which I cannot which I cannot assign to any source.
Do you have any advice how to narrow down the problem?
sbt assembly version: 2.1.0 sbt version: 1.8.2