remove all usecase scaladoc tags, which crash sbt and prevent publishing #136
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travisbrown
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Are you sure it wouldn't be better just to disable docs for 2.13 for now, since presumably this will get fixed at some point? I think something like this should work:
publishArtifact in (Compile, packageDoc) := !scalaVersion.value.startsWith("2.13")I guess you can also always just revert this, so it probably it doesn't matter much.
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The problem pops up in 2.12 and 2.13 (although the first ticket linked indicates it's a 2.13 only problem). I'm not sure if it's problematic in 2.11. |
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Removes
@usecasescaladoc tags, which crash SBT during publish.See scala/bug#11572 and sbt/sbt#4665 for some more context.