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Scala signature QueryEvaluator has wrong version? #7

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tc opened this issue Aug 4, 2010 · 5 comments
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Scala signature QueryEvaluator has wrong version? #7

tc opened this issue Aug 4, 2010 · 5 comments

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@tc
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tc commented Aug 4, 2010

I'm trying to use querulous using the maven repo but get a scala signature conflict.

Is this error due to my project using scala 2.8? If so, are there plans to update the maven repo to have a querulous built with scala 2.8.

[WARNING] error: error while loading QueryEvaluator, Scala signature QueryEvaluator has wrong version
[WARNING] expected: 5.0
[WARNING] found: 4.1 in /Users/wheels/.m2/repository/com/twitter/querulous/1.1.0/querulous-1.1.0.jar(com/twitter/querulous/evaluator/QueryEvaluator.class)

@robey
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robey commented Aug 4, 2010

probably. i don't think anyone is actively working on porting to scala 2.8 now, though it might be in stevej's sights.

@nkallen
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nkallen commented Aug 5, 2010

Someone has a 2.8 fork. I saw it I swear.

@joshuasiler
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Got one building here http://github.com/eatenbyagrue/querulous/tree/scala-2.8

Tests and docs don't work. Build with "ant -Dskip-test=true -Dskip-docs=true". Use at your own risk :)

@dhinojosa
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Got the same here. Can everything be place on the scala-tools repository where it works superfine for 2.7.7, 2.8.0, 2.8.1?

@robey
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robey commented Feb 23, 2011

it looks like version 2.0.0 is for scala 2.8. (this just happened recently.)

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