Easy! Edit file myplayapp/conf/dependencies. Yml as follows require: - play - myfirstmodule -> myfirstmodule - mysecondmodule -> mysecondmodule repositories: - My modules: type: local artifact: ${application.
Path}/../module contains: - myfirstmodule - mysecondmodule then run play dependencies myplayapp and you are done Note: be careful, not to use '-' in the module name, it is a reserved delimiter for the version number. Ie. Myfirstmodule-1.00 or myfirstmodule-head.
Easy! Edit file myplayapp/conf/dependencies. Yml as follows require: - play - myfirstmodule -> myfirstmodule - mysecondmodule -> mysecondmodule repositories: - My modules: type: local artifact: ${application.
Path}/../module contains: - myfirstmodule - mysecondmodule then run play dependencies myplayapp and you are done. Note: be careful, not to use '-' in the module name, it is a reserved delimiter for the version number. Ie.
Myfirstmodule-1.00 or myfirstmodule-head.
You can also drop it inside the modules directory, like we used to do on ${play. Path}/modules, if you have problems with dependencies. Yml somehow.
How to reference local modules using dependency. Thought I would just drop this question as it shows in the forums on a regular basis. Answer should follow.
How can I reference my local modules using Play 1.2 dependency.
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