3
votes

In my SBT build, I'm fetching a zip dependency (previously built with the sbt-native-packager plugin), published in my local Ivy repo with a bundle classifier.

But I need the dependency path in the Ivy repo, in order to unzip it (with IO.unzip), put some files in it and repackage it with sbt-native-packager.

I'm using the artifacts(...) method to find the artifact and add it as a dependency :

"foo" % "bar" % "1.0-SNAPSHOT" artifacts(Artifact("bar-bundle", "zip", "zip", "bundle"))

But after that, I'm a bit lost...

I tried to filter out the dependencyClasspath to find it :

val bundleFile = taskKey[File]("bundle's path")

val settings = Seq(bundleFile <<= dependencyClasspath map { _ filter (_.endsWith(".zip"))})

Trouble is : I can't find the zip dependency in any classpath... What I'm doing wrong ?

I'm using sbt 0.13.

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1 Answers

2
votes

Zip files aren't on the classpath by default. The types of artifacts that are included are configured by classpathTypes. You can add "zip" to it with:

classpathTypes += "zip"

It will then appear on dependencyClasspath.

However, if it isn't really supposed to go on the classpath, you might pull it out of the update report directly.

bundleFile := {
   val report: UpdateReport = update.value
   val filter = artifactFilter(name = "bar-bundle", extension = "zip")
   val all: Seq[File] = report.matching(filter)
   all.headOption getOrElse error("Could not find bar-bundle")
}

See the documentation on UpdateReport for details.