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Change Log

Version 1.0.0

  • Updated for SBT 0.13.x.

Version 0.3.4.2:

  • One last attempt to fix Ivy-related dependency versioning problems. Seems to work from here.

Version 0.3.4.1:

  • Republished again, for Ivy-related problems.

Version 0.3.4:

  • Republished, largely to correct a problem in the Ivy files.
  • Dropped support for Scala 2.9.0 and 2.9.0-1.

Version 0.3.3:

  • Updated to SBT 0.12.
  • Added Scala 2.9.2 to set of cross-built versions.
  • Doug Tangren's (excellent) ls SBT plugin is now specified directly in the project, to make it easier for others to build this plugin.

Version 0.3.2:

Fixed a scala.MatchError, arising from a match against an ArrayBuffer, instead of a List. This error caused the installer to abort, during generation of the XML, under certain circumstances.


Version 0.3.1:

  • Fixed Ivy-related publishing issue.

Version 0.3:

  • Updated to SBT 0.11.2.
  • Added support for ls.implicit.ly metadata.

Version 0.2.1:

  • IzPack.izPackSettings is now deprecated, in favor of just IzPack.settings.

Version 0.2:

sbt-izpack setting and task keys are already inside in inner IzPack object, for namespace scoping. This revision adds a trick by Josh Suereth, to make usage easier. Basically, the keys are now defined like this:

object IzPack extends Plugin {
  object IzPack {
    val Config = config("izpack") extend(Runtime)

    val configFile = SettingKey[File]("config-file") in Config
    val installerJar = SettingKey[RichFile]("installer-jar") in Config
    ...
  }
}

Putting the in Config after each setting or task changes the build.sbt usage pattern from the clunky

IzPack.configFile in IzPack <<= ...

to the far more deliciously appealing

IzPack.configFile <<= ...

Version 0.1.4:

  • Put plugin settings into a sub-object, so they don't clash with other settings on (auto) import into build.sbt. Accessing a setting is now accomplished with:

      IzPack.configFile in IzPack.Config <<= baseDirectory(...)
    
  • Converted code to conform with standard Scala coding style.


Version 0.1.3:

  • Renamed various plugin settings and variables, so their names wouldn't clash, on import, with other plugins.

Version 0.1.2:

  • Default log level in sbt-izpack is now Info, not Warn.
  • (createXML in IzPack) now depends on (packageBin in Compile), so compilation will be triggered automatically, before the installer configuration is translated.
  • (createInstaller in IzPack) now depends on (createXML in IzPack).

Version 0.1.1:

  • Fixed a problem with logLevel handling.
  • failureType in an executable (within a pack) now defaults to warn. (It didn't have a default, but was required.)
  • stage in an executable (within a pack) now defaults to never. (It didn't have a default, but was required.)
  • Added missing type field to executable XML element.
  • Now published for Scala 2.8.1, 2.9.0 and 2.9.0-1.
  • Predefined variables now contain $appName (from SBT's name setting), $normalizedAppName (from SBT's normalizedName setting) $appVersion (from SBT's version setting), $scalaVersion and $appJar (the project's generated jar file) and $classDirectory (the directory containing the compiled classes and the jar file, from SBT's classDirectory setting).

Version 0.1:

Completely rewrote my SBT 0.7 IzPack plugin for SBT 0.10.x. Now uses a YAML configuration file, rather than a Scala DSL, for configuration, resulting in a more compact (and, arguably, more readable) configuration.