Fix #2299: Fix import into IDEs #2316
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Both IntelliJ and Eclipse fail horribly when trying to import a project using `unmanagedSourceDirectories` containing files (and not directories), but this is necessary for our build since we only want to compile a subset of the backend folder. We workaround this by linking (or copying on OS when symbolic links do not work) the files we want to compile in sbt `managedSources`. Make sure to run `sbt compile` at least once before running `sbt eclipse` or importing the project in IntelliJ.
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Both IntelliJ and Eclipse fail horribly when trying to import a project
using
unmanagedSourceDirectoriescontaining files (and notdirectories), but this is necessary for our build since we only want to
compile a subset of the backend folder. We workaround this by
linking (or copying on OS when symbolic links do not work) the files we
want to compile in sbt
managedSources.Make sure to run
sbt compileat least once before runningsbt eclipseor importing the project in IntelliJ.