I have quite a lot of scala-facets (modules) in my projects and having to iterate thru all of them checking the "Use internal FSC"-option really feels annoying.
I also agree with this. Quite a while ago I was giving sugggestions about how this might be done. It was something like this:
If the scala plugin is installed, you should be able to specify a "Scala SDK" in the SDKs section of the Platform Settings. Again, if the scala plugin installed, a section should appear in the Project section of the Project Settings that allows you to specify the project scala SDK. Whenever you add a scala facet to a module, by default it will use the project scala SDK. It should know how to split that off into a compiler and library and use them in the appropriate places.
+1 !!
I have quite a lot of scala-facets (modules) in my projects and having to iterate thru all of them checking the "Use internal FSC"-option really feels annoying.
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Andreas
I also agree with this. Quite a while ago I was giving sugggestions about how this might be done. It was something like this:
If the scala plugin is installed, you should be able to specify a "Scala SDK" in the SDKs section of the Platform Settings. Again, if the scala plugin installed, a section should appear in the Project section of the Project Settings that allows you to specify the project scala SDK. Whenever you add a scala facet to a module, by default it will use the project scala SDK. It should know how to split that off into a compiler and library and use them in the appropriate places.
I think that would help a lot.
Thanks, Nick.
We're currently implementing a new compilation subsystem, so it is likely that explicit FSC configuration will be obsolete anyway...
great news thanks