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jrudolph/sbt-dependency-graph

sbt plugin to create a dependency graph for your project

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Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

which version is the stack trace from?

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Hey, @jrudolph. Wwould you take a look at: jrudolph/sbt-dependency-graph#136 ? I've been using it heavily for almost 3 months now and I guess it might be useful for other people as well.

Edmondo Porcu

@edmondo1984

@jrudolph It is all the same 143 / 52 is the same sympton

sbt-dependencvy-graph 0.9.0 sbt 0.13.16 scala 2.11.11

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

@pcejrowski won't get to it today but it looks promising and I'll get to it eventually

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

OK, thanks !

Here is the task in action: https://imgur.com/7MlXbcg

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

looks good, I guess it's nice to have if you have huge graphs

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

yup

Edmondo Porcu

@edmondo1984

any tips @jrudolph ?

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

@edmondo1984 the problem seems to be that there are dependencies registered for which the modules are missing

Is it only the whatDependsOn task?

can you post the output of show moduleGraph here or on the ticket?

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

wow, that's quite a bunch ;)

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

these temp-resolve modules seem to be related to sbt's somewhat new cached resolution

do you have that enabled explicitly?

Could you try if it works if you disable cached resolution? (http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/docs/Cached-Resolution.html)

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Hello, pinging about PR#136 :)

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

Yes, sorry for keeping it in the queue for such a long time

not sure, though, when I get to it

I'll try to set some time apart for it, it looks certainly useful :)

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

I've got some positive feedback, so it might be valuable for others.

Thanks in advance !

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Up #136 !

zebraitis

@zebraitis

Can I use this plugin with sbt.version = 1.1.6 & scalaVersion := "2.12.6" ?

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Up #136 !

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

@zebraitis, yes

sorry @pcejrowski, still got no time to review in depth :( Will try to make sure to include it in the next release

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Thanks, I am pinging about it, because I am resolving conflicts on that branch every 2-3 months to keep it mergeable.

Paweł Cejrowski

@pcejrowski

Thanks for merging @jrudolph!

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

Thanks for the PR ;) And sorry for keeping it in the queue for so long...

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

Hi! Is there a way to get the string output of dependencyLicenseInfo? I tried to pipe it into a textfile, but it's full of escape characters and also the output of sbt.
ESC[0m[ESC[0mESC[0minfoESC[0m] ESC[0mESC[0mLoading settings from build.sbt ...ESC[0m

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

Hi @FloWi, unfortunately, no not right now

you can use cat though to get rid of the formatting stuff

Or maybe even better, run sbt in no-ansi mode by passing the flag -Dsbt.log.noformat=true when starting

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

hmm, seems to be broken: sbt/sbt#3921

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

not sure that ticket is generally valid, I guess it might be depending on how you installed sbt

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

I installed it via homebrew

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

Hmm cannot comment on that, I would try just looking into the script that is opened when you run sbt and see how you can pass JVM options to it

I'm also just looking into better support for output options in sbt-dependency-graph itself

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

That would be cool. I found another plugin (https://github.com/sbt/sbt-license-report) that generates license reports. But unfortunately it doesn't do that for all subprojects.

you said I can use cat to get rid of the escape chars. Can you point me in the right direction? I'm not a pro when it comes to bash :)

oh, nevermid. Got it. Found out how to pass JVM options to sbt

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

ah cool, maybe I was even wrong about cat ;)

So how did you have to supply the options?

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

haha :) I always get afraid when my colleagues work with cat, sed, trim etc...

I put it in the SBT_OPTS env var

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

ah good, actually that's also how I would do it, didn't remember...

Florian Witteler

@FloWi

maybe you could make a task that renders the whole output into a string and returns it. It could then be used to write it to a file. sbt still clutters the output with irrelevant stuff.

Johannes Rudolph

@jrudolph

I created jrudolph/sbt-dependency-graph#164 which proposes something similar

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