ScalaStyle plugin uses the legacy sbt.Plugin class which is not compatible with the newer AutoPlugin mechanism.
In particular, I'm writing an AutoPlugin that modifies the scalastyle task to add automatic "fail on warnings" by applying the "w" argument using partialInput. That works well if the override to scalastyle task is specified in a project's build.sbt file, but if it's specified in an AutoPlugin then the override order is not respected: the task definition present in your plugin overrides anything I specify in my AutoPlugin
It would be good to migrate your code to use sbt.AutoPlugin instead
matthewfarwell
commented
7 years ago
ScalaStyle plugin uses the legacy
sbt.Pluginclass which is not compatible with the newerAutoPluginmechanism.In particular, I'm writing an
AutoPluginthat modifies thescalastyletask to add automatic "fail on warnings" by applying the "w" argument usingpartialInput. That works well if the override toscalastyletask is specified in a project'sbuild.sbtfile, but if it's specified in anAutoPluginthen the override order is not respected: the task definition present in your plugin overrides anything I specify in my AutoPluginIt would be good to migrate your code to use
sbt.AutoPlugininstead