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I use Eclipse which does not handle nested multi-module projects very well (mostly it just does not work). So my multi module project layout must be like this
./ <--- this is the root folder pushed to Heroku
./.git
./project-a/build.sbt
./project-b/build.sbt
./project-web/project/Build.scala <--- this is the root SBT project
./Procfile
This means that the root folder for Heroku (the .git root) is not the same as the root project folder (project-web). It would be very welcome if the xsbt-start-script-plugin could handle these situations so the generated start script would work correctly when run from the real root.
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I use Eclipse which does not handle nested multi-module projects very well (mostly it just does not work). So my multi module project layout must be like this
This means that the root folder for Heroku (the .git root) is not the same as the root project folder (project-web). It would be very welcome if the xsbt-start-script-plugin could handle these situations so the generated start script would work correctly when run from the real root.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: