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|release| should be 0.13.0 in the text below from the docs, but for some reason it isn't:
You can force a particular version of sbt by creating a file hello/project/build.properties. In this file, write:
sbt.version=|release|
to force the use of sbt 0.13.0. sbt is 99% source compatible from release to release. Still, setting the sbt version in project/build.properties avoids any potential confusion.
What's strange is that in the sources, |release| appears twice and is substituted only once (in the text, but not in the code block); but above, |scalaRelease| is correctly formatted, even though it appears in a code block.
Thanks a lot for pointing it out. The problem was due to a quirk in the substitution syntax that requires the previous character to be alphanumeric or a space.
|release|
should be 0.13.0 in the text below from the docs, but for some reason it isn't:What's strange is that in the sources,
|release|
appears twice and is substituted only once (in the text, but not in the code block); but above,|scalaRelease|
is correctly formatted, even though it appears in a code block.The offending source was introduced by
c14179c#diff-3e84e04dc4c79f9b2d9e85bc4c0d4d6eR84, but I cannot see anything obviously wrong with the code.
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