I'm trying to work on a project on scala IDE but I've having build problems on scala IDE.
On sbt the project builds fine. I used the eclipse sbt plugin and imported the project on scala IDE. There were build errors, which makes the ide close to useless.
One of the errors is Compiler plugin paradise_2.12.1-2.1.0.jar is cross-compiled with incompatible version for this project: 2.12.1 vs 2.12.2
I thought scala minor versions were compatible, though I see there is an exception for some experimental modules. Is the macro paradise plugin one of those exceptions?
How can I fix it? Can I tell scala IDE to use 2.12.1? Shouldn't the sbt eclipse plugin take care of that? Should I report a bug(to which project)?
The project on which I'm working defines scala version to be "2.12.1", but I'd rather not change it. I'm using scala ide version 4.6.1.
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here's the settings to change the scala compiler
- right click on your project -> choose "properties"
- from the menu tree on the left select 'Scala compiler'
- check "use project settings" if unchecked
- select the appropriate Scala installation from the 'Scala Installation' drop down
- close the project properties window
- rebuild project
my personal peeve is that when I run the eclipse plugin command from sbt, it always resets the scala installation for my project to " Latest 2.12 bundle (dynamic)" so I've gotten pretty use to manually resetting my scala compiler version (along with my build path source directories).
If you need to (re)set your scala library container you can also do this in the project properties window (via the "Java Build Path" -> Libraries section). You may need to do this if you don't have an explicit fixed 2.12.1 installation available as an option in the above drop down.
