No compiler bundle in Scala 2.10-RC3, how to configure compiler?

It seems like scala-compiler-bundle isn't a real thing, even for older versions of Scala.  For example, in my other projects I have the compiler library set to scala-compiler-bundle (2.9.2) but that jar doesn't actually exist.

What's up?

Got it working by
1. Removing the Scala facet
2. Adding Scala Framework support again, setting the compiler and library from a local install of Scala 2.10.0-RC (not Maven).
3. Choosing the compiler library from that local install.

Thanks,

You don't need to remove Scala facet.
You should have two libraries:
For classpath: scala-library.jar, scala-reflect.jar.
For facet: scala-library.jar, scala-reflect.jar, scala-compiler.jar.

So library for facet you should choose in facet settings. And library for classpath you should add to module dependencies. It's important to have them the same (Scala compiler is not working with different scala-library.jar for compilation). That's all you need to define compiler.

One day in IDEA Facet configurations will be removed, then in Scala plugin we will implement something more simple and native for configuration.

Best regards,
Alexander Podkhalyuzin.

Here are useful links related to Scala project configuration in IDEA:

• Getting Started with IntelliJ IDEA Scala plugin
  
• Project Configuration Explained
  
• Real FSC support
  

Right - what I should have done was created a new IDEA library with the 2.10 scala-compiler.jar and scala-library.jar and used that for the facet, replacing the 2.9 "scala-compiler-bundle" that was there previously.   I forgot/didn't realize that you could create an IDEA library with multiple jars.

Thanks!