In some case sbt-lock do not resolve dependency like ivy ( sbt-lock always selected the highest version and it did not manage force() ) and it can break the build reproducibility.
I replace the resolver by Classpaths.managedJars.
The code is more simple and work fine.
I'm open to discussion if you like to modify some thing.
npeters
commented
8 years ago
In some case sbt-lock do not resolve dependency like ivy ( sbt-lock always selected the highest version and it did not manage force() ) and it can break the build reproducibility. I replace the resolver by Classpaths.managedJars. The code is more simple and work fine. I'm open to discussion if you like to modify some thing.