Coursier: Seems like coursier doesn't override `evicted`
When I run evicted, it causes regular sbt artifact download (even though coursier already downloaded them)
nafg
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Looks like this one has to be overridden too...
alexarchambault
on 24 Feb 2016
Implementing that one should basically "just" be a matter of adding an implementation for the evicted task of sbt (around here, calling a new method in Tasks.scala or a new Evicted.scala file, say).
This task should rely on the value of the coursierResolutions key. The corresponding Resolution knows the whole dependency graph (dependencies lists... the dependencies, rootDependencies the root ones, finalDependencies gives the dependencies of a module - the dependency graph can be walked / explored with these methods). Evicted versions can be identified this way.
alexarchambault
on 16 Mar 2017
Closing this. evicted should work fine with sbt-lm-coursier (addSbtPlugin("io.get-coursier" % "sbt-lm-coursier" % "2.0.0-RC3-1")), that can be substituted to sbt-coursier. It should also work in the coming releases of sbt 1.3 (> 1.3.0-RC3).
alexarchambault
on 7 Aug 2019
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Implementing that one should basically "just" be a matter of adding an implementation for the
evictedtask of sbt (around here, calling a new method inTasks.scalaor a newEvicted.scalafile, say).This task should rely on the value of the
coursierResolutionskey. The correspondingResolutionknows the whole dependency graph (dependencieslists... the dependencies,rootDependenciesthe root ones,finalDependenciesgives the dependencies of a module - the dependency graph can be walked / explored with these methods). Evicted versions can be identified this way.