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deb packages aren't getting their data gzipped anymore #189
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ha, nice catch @Glavo |
Workaround with |
Yeah, that's what I was going to do. I think I'd call that the "fix" rather than a "workaround", though :P |
Why is the packaged scaladoc not compressed? As I understand it you have to opt-in to do that: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/jar/build.html |
so I did that (the |
The scaladoc isn't packaged in a jar for debian; it's exploded into |
I can see it in: |
I see! |
yep, it's there. Dunno why sbt isn't looking there by default, though... (it presumably resolved earlier without any extra resolvers.) |
That's where it should be resolving from, out the box. So not sure what's up, without digging into it more. |
I'm trying to upgrade scala-dist to the latest versions of SBT and plugins, could be a good time to revisit this. |
Probably caused by #180. Newer versions of
sbt-native-packager
pass-Znone
todpkg
, because "packages are largely JARs, which are already compressed". However, the packaged scaladoc has nearly 500MB (uncompressed) of docs, which benefit greatly from compression.I'll double-check that that's the problem, but it seems the most likely.
Thanks to @Glavo for noticing.
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