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Add moduleTree to preserve tree structure for other tools #168
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@ennru - maybe an entry in the Readme for how to use it? |
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Published these changes to my bintray repo so we can use it while working on Alpakka docs. Resolver for sbt build: Resolver.bintrayIvyRepo("2m", "sbt-plugins") |
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without the changes suggested in sbt/sbt-dependency-graph#168
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This PR introduces a new task key
moduleTreeto expose the module graph as a tree structure for other tools to consume.My specific use-case is to show the depenencies in documentation via https://github.com/lightbend/sbt-paradox-dependencies