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I successfully ran a clean build on Windows 8 (in VMWare, full disclosure...). Your issue probably indicates a corrupt You could try deleting the whole |
Hello Dean, I have removed just that folder, but the problem is not resolved. In some of the folders, some older jars are appearing, is it ok? For instance, in scala-library\jars I have stored two versions:
The same is happening in other folders, and in jline and scalap I haven't the correspoding 2.11.6 version...maybe the dependencies are not resolved correctly at all. Any idea? Thanks. |
Those look right. Make sure they aren't zero size. The `TupleN` classes are
in the `scala-library` jar. The next thing I would try is rename
`%HOME%/.ivy2`, so SBT creates a new version, and see if that fixes it.
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Your latest update made it possible (Scala 2.11.7 dependencies) !!! I removed again the '.ivy2' and '.sbt' folders under my home folder:
Thank you so much ;) |
Glad you got it working. |
Hello,
I have downloaded the code examples, SBT 0.13.9 and Scala 2.11.6. Both of them have been installed separately in a Windows 10 machine. After downloading the dependencies, which seem to be correct I get these errors:
It cannot find scala.Tuple2 class... At least in the latest API docs (Scala 2.11.7) the class appears:
http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/index.html#scala.Tuple2
After this, I uninstalled the separated Scala package and removed
.sbt
and.ivy2
in my Windows home directory. Furthermore, I rebooted the system and executedsbt test
again...the result was the same.Maybe I have a problem with my home folder:
C:\Users\Álvaro\.ivy2
(note the Á)What can I do?
Thanks in advance.
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