Fix infinite recursion with Compile packageBin#105
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Hmm, so this PR is causing |
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So for This looks like I will have to go back to the drawing board, possible even abandoning #103 and using another solution (such as |
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Commented on the issue - #104 (comment) |
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Resolves #104
Pinging @romainreuillon since #79 (comment) was the cause of the regression. @romainreuillon Can you confirm that this PR still solves the asynchronicity issue with package task?
@eed3si9n Since you know the sbt internals if you have time maybe you can comment on this (since at #79 (comment) you did mention that doing this can cause issues). See the linked issue for more info