dottydoc copies whole project into _site #8769
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socketfile that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socketfile that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socket file that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socket file that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socket file that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Previously it defaulted to the project root which lead to various issues, notably it meant that the whope project ended up being copied in _site when running `sbt doc`, what's even more fun is that when I tried using sbt 1.4.0-RC1 this caused a compiler crash because it ended up trying to copy a socket file that sbt had created in `target/`. Usincs "docs/" like this still doesn't really make sense when multiple subprojects exist since we'll try using the same directory for all of them, but it's less worse than what we had before and it doesn't seem worth investing more time in dottydoc since it's getting replaced.
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Fix #8769: change dottydoc root to docs/ subdirectory
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When running
publishLocalfor a project build usingsbt-dotty, the whole project is copied into the_sitedirectory. Moreover, the generated-javadocartifact is empty.To reproduce, see: https://github.com/softwaremill/sttp-model. Remove the setting regarding
sources in (Compile, doc)(which disables documentation generation for dotty) and run+ publishLocalfrom sbt.Example empty javadoc artifact: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/softwaremill/sttp/model/core_0.22/1.1.0/
(well, almost, it contains the manifest file)
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