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sbt plugin - How to make sure my settingKey is resolve before everything else?
I have a settingKey[Level.Value] which is for the level of logs. I would like to set this value prior to everything else so that my log level is applied to everything.
( I know there is a setLogLevel but I would like to be able to set it, only for my Plugin )
If my setting is named myLogLevel, I tried to call myLogLevel.value inside each of my tasks and settings.
The issue seems to be that if I am not using the value yield by it, then the setting is not executed.
My setting is something like that :
myLogLevel := {
val theValueSetByTheUser = myLogLevel.value
MyLogLibrary.setLevel(theValueSetByTheUser)
theValueSetByTheUser
}
So what should I do ? Should I call println(myResultLevel) everywhere so it is used. It seems silly.
Thank you.
scala sbt
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
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I have a settingKey[Level.Value] which is for the level of logs. I would like to set this value prior to everything else so that my log level is applied to everything.
( I know there is a setLogLevel but I would like to be able to set it, only for my Plugin )
If my setting is named myLogLevel, I tried to call myLogLevel.value inside each of my tasks and settings.
The issue seems to be that if I am not using the value yield by it, then the setting is not executed.
My setting is something like that :
myLogLevel := {
val theValueSetByTheUser = myLogLevel.value
MyLogLibrary.setLevel(theValueSetByTheUser)
theValueSetByTheUser
}
So what should I do ? Should I call println(myResultLevel) everywhere so it is used. It seems silly.
Thank you.
scala sbt
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
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I have a settingKey[Level.Value] which is for the level of logs. I would like to set this value prior to everything else so that my log level is applied to everything.
( I know there is a setLogLevel but I would like to be able to set it, only for my Plugin )
If my setting is named myLogLevel, I tried to call myLogLevel.value inside each of my tasks and settings.
The issue seems to be that if I am not using the value yield by it, then the setting is not executed.
My setting is something like that :
myLogLevel := {
val theValueSetByTheUser = myLogLevel.value
MyLogLibrary.setLevel(theValueSetByTheUser)
theValueSetByTheUser
}
So what should I do ? Should I call println(myResultLevel) everywhere so it is used. It seems silly.
Thank you.
scala sbt
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
392111
I have a settingKey[Level.Value] which is for the level of logs. I would like to set this value prior to everything else so that my log level is applied to everything.
( I know there is a setLogLevel but I would like to be able to set it, only for my Plugin )
If my setting is named myLogLevel, I tried to call myLogLevel.value inside each of my tasks and settings.
The issue seems to be that if I am not using the value yield by it, then the setting is not executed.
My setting is something like that :
myLogLevel := {
val theValueSetByTheUser = myLogLevel.value
MyLogLibrary.setLevel(theValueSetByTheUser)
theValueSetByTheUser
}
So what should I do ? Should I call println(myResultLevel) everywhere so it is used. It seems silly.
Thank you.
scala sbt
scala sbt
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
392111
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
392111
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
392111
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
WonayWonay
392111
asked Nov 19 '18 at 22:29
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I found a solution :
You need two settingKey.
The first one is : myLogLevel: settingKey[Level.Value] .
And consumer of your plugin can set it to whatever in their build.sbt and you can put a default value in your settings: myLogLevel := Level.Info .
Then, you have a second setting: myLog: settingKey[Logger]
which is not exposed to the consumer and you define it like :
myLog := {
createLogOfLevel(myLogLevel.value)
}
And in your other task and setting, you can now call:
val log = myLog.value
log.info("message")
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
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I found a solution :
You need two settingKey.
The first one is : myLogLevel: settingKey[Level.Value] .
And consumer of your plugin can set it to whatever in their build.sbt and you can put a default value in your settings: myLogLevel := Level.Info .
Then, you have a second setting: myLog: settingKey[Logger]
which is not exposed to the consumer and you define it like :
myLog := {
createLogOfLevel(myLogLevel.value)
}
And in your other task and setting, you can now call:
val log = myLog.value
log.info("message")
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
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I found a solution :
You need two settingKey.
The first one is : myLogLevel: settingKey[Level.Value] .
And consumer of your plugin can set it to whatever in their build.sbt and you can put a default value in your settings: myLogLevel := Level.Info .
Then, you have a second setting: myLog: settingKey[Logger]
which is not exposed to the consumer and you define it like :
myLog := {
createLogOfLevel(myLogLevel.value)
}
And in your other task and setting, you can now call:
val log = myLog.value
log.info("message")
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
WonayWonay
392111
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I found a solution :
You need two settingKey.
The first one is : myLogLevel: settingKey[Level.Value] .
And consumer of your plugin can set it to whatever in their build.sbt and you can put a default value in your settings: myLogLevel := Level.Info .
Then, you have a second setting: myLog: settingKey[Logger]
which is not exposed to the consumer and you define it like :
myLog := {
createLogOfLevel(myLogLevel.value)
}
And in your other task and setting, you can now call:
val log = myLog.value
log.info("message")
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
WonayWonay
392111
I found a solution :
You need two settingKey.
The first one is : myLogLevel: settingKey[Level.Value] .
And consumer of your plugin can set it to whatever in their build.sbt and you can put a default value in your settings: myLogLevel := Level.Info .
Then, you have a second setting: myLog: settingKey[Logger]
which is not exposed to the consumer and you define it like :
myLog := {
createLogOfLevel(myLogLevel.value)
}
And in your other task and setting, you can now call:
val log = myLog.value
log.info("message")
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
WonayWonay
392111
answered Nov 19 '18 at 22:40
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