Test locally built scala parser-combinators classes. #13
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Somehow, the scala-parser-combinators classes used to run tests were not the local ones, even though there is no dependency on scala-compiler nor on anything that depends on scala-parser-combinators. After some head-scratching, I discovered scala/scala-xml#20. Now I am even more confused, but at least `fork in Test := true` does prevent this evil classloader magic.
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Very sorry about that. I'll add the fork workaround for the black magic to the modules build plugin. |
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Just a side note: we'll have to debug those issues with classloaders as part of migration of scala compiler to sbt. |
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Somehow, the scala-parser-combinators classes used to run tests were
not the local ones, even though there is no dependency on scala-compiler
nor on anything that depends on scala-parser-combinators.
After some head-scratching, I discovered scala/scala-xml#20. Now I am even
more confused, but at least
fork in Test := truedoes prevent thisevil classloader magic.