By the way, I know that resolving the dependencies by hand is an option too. That's what I was doing until I had the .ivy2 idea.
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Is there a less horrific way to fetch all the dependencies of an sbt project than to delete .ivy2, run the build, then copy all the newly-downloaded jars in the newly-created .ivy2 directory?
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sbt-native-packager? Or do you want/need the .ivy2 structure?
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Nope, I don't need that. Sounds like sbt-native-packager might be what I need, thanks!
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Can you use with a COURSIER_CACHE ?
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Assuming coursier works in your project of course!
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Coursier can do what you're asking. It'll even print out a formatted -classpath string if you want it.
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Or you can `sbt 'export fullClasspath'`. But Coursier is better.
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So many solutions to this problem!
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