Add Scala.js cross build #35
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the build.sbt changes LGTM
I don't think the .travis.yml matrix is right; I looks to me like it currently results in only JS getting built/tested, JVM is skipped. see the matrix: section here: https://github.com/scala/scala-parser-combinators/blob/1.2.x/.travis.yml
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@SethTisue Rebased and followed the convention in |
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| lazy val `scala-collection-contrib` = crossProject(JVMPlatform, JSPlatform) |
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May I suggest using a CrossType.Pure project type?
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I tried, but encountered test compilation error during root/test, though fine with individual scala-collection-contribJ(S|VM)/test.
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Weirdly, it seems that e15c87d has been overridden by another commit.
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Sorry, it was my mistake.
test or root/test still causes error as mentioned above, so removed the commit.
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Indeed, I’ve just tried and observed the same behavior as you. Any idea, @SethTisue or @sjrd? (I guess the problem might come from sbt-scala-module or sbt-crossproject?). In the meantime I’ve found a workaround (see exoego#1)
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Relying on aggregates with a Pure cross-project in(file(".")) leads to issues, because the default root project created by sbt will also be in(file(".")) and hence will try to pick up the sources and tests of the cross-project, leading to weird issues because the root project is not configured properly (for example it will be missing dependencies).
The solution is not to rely on aggregates. Rewire the default test command instead, or specify a project in which sbt should execute tasks by default that is different from the root project.
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Oh, right, I missed the fact that both projects were in(file(".")). We should just use a different root directory for the cross project, then.
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(I merged regardless, but of course a followup PR would be welcome.)
I had to add a dependency on JUnit to the root project, otherwise the aggregated projects failed compiling.
Use CrossType.Pure
Closes #30