[sbt 0.13] Add local-preloaded repo #2993
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There's a test to fix here, @eed3si9n. |
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Got around to fixing these tests. |
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Only fails when running with the maven resolver plugin, i.e |
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Great little change that should make it easier to package up a "batteries included" bundle of IntelliJ+sbt (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/SCL-11406) |
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This looks awesome - can you share how you used sbt-export-repo to produce the pre-primed cache? |
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@dpratt It's here sbt/sbt-launcher-package#145. btw it's a preloaded local repo, not a cache ( |
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I'm having trouble getting this working from installing via the universal package (tgz file). The tgz unpacks into |
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It's not obvious from either the documentation or the packaging, but the bundled sbt script does an rsync on startup from local-preloaded to ~/.sbt/preloaded
… On Apr 13, 2017, at 5:59 PM, Vincent Woo ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm having trouble getting this working from installing via the universal package (tgz file). The tgz unpacks into bin conf and lib, but on an initial run I can't seem to get sbt to use the local-preloaded directory under lib. Is there some setup step I'm missing?
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Hm, yeah. I also manually synced it beforehand too. In either case, |
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Do you have sbt.override.build.repos set? If you do, it overrides the baked in bootstrap resolvers in the launcher jar, which includes ~/.sbt/preloaded
You can do what I did, which is to just add the repo manually to my repositories file, or you can unset the param.
… On Apr 13, 2017, at 6:28 PM, Vincent Woo ***@***.***> wrote:
Hm, yeah. I also manually synced it beforehand too. In either case, sbt still tries to download itself. Do I need to set some other repository flag to get it to do the right thing?
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This adds additional "local-preloaded" repository that we can safely stuff to allow off-the-grid installation.
In conjunction with sbt-export-repo, I was able to launch sbt 0.13.14-SNAPSHOT from an airplane using fresh ivy.home and sbt.global.base.
fast boot up
As a nice side effect of off-the-grid installation is that the boot up from empty state is going to be very fast. About 10s.
The second run was 5s.
Ref #2518