"When will Fury be released? Fury will be released in October 2018." https://fury.build/faqs /cc @propensive. May I also suggest a short explanation on how #fury is different from Bazel, Pants, Buck and other build systems ? ( relavant https://xkcd.com/927/ :p)
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So what I like with SBT is that I can write quickly tasks in Scala and convert them easily into plugins, even tho SBT's scoping is annoying. I feel like Fury won't let you do any of that but Mill do without the limitations of SBT.
With Fury you just write drive code with a main method and Fury can run it as part of the build. There's no reason why it can't depend on a library, so that's the equivalent of a "plugin".
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You could even just depend on a library which provides its own main method and not write any code, if it's written that way. :)
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And if I recall correctly you could have a single such place with 'plugins' in your workspace, shared between projects. Right?
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