Ideal Scala's compiler and libraries using Play framework

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I've just downloaded Play Framework 2.1-RC1.

Within folders, I noticed that SBT folder includes itself Scala's compiler/library whose version is:

scala.2.10.0-RC1.

Previously, I used to compile some Scala programs with the more recent version:

scala.2.10.0-RC2

Should I stay with scala.2.10.0-RC1 provided by Play (in order to avoid potential incompatibility with Play)?

Further, is there a way (a specific Play's command-line?) to add automatically src-jars for Scala into Play's SBT folder (scala-library-src.jar etc...)? Indeed the folder structure contains currently only jars files:

  • jansi.jar
  • jline.jar
  • scala-compiler.jar
  • scala-library.jar
  • scala-reflect.jar
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scalacompiler-constructionplayframework-2.0

1 Answers

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Scala 2.10.0 final has been out for about a week, now. I'd expect that the Play artifacts are available for it by now and if they're not they surely will be soon.