Alloy OpenApi module import issue about alloy

[daddykotex]

From the snippet you share it seems like your working with Scala, so: val alloyOpenApi = "com.disneystreaming.alloy" %% "alloy-openapi" % AppVersions.alloy should work.

[daddykotex]

But that essentially mean that the README is invalid: https://github.com/disneystreaming/alloy#using-alloy

[daddykotex]

Were you able to pull the dependency?

[wvandermerwe]

Hi @daddykotex still seeing the same issue after adding the second "%" using 0.1.4 as the value for AppVersions.alloy. However don't have any issues when only pulling the alloy core dependency.

[Baccata]

@scala-impala what version of the language are you using ?

[wvandermerwe]

@Baccata this is with Scala 3.2.0

[Baccata]

@scala-impala right, it'd have been good to start there 😄 . And may I ask your use-case ? This module is typically used at build-time with build-tools. Cross compiling between 2.12 and 2.13 lets us support both SBT and mill. We're not necessarily adversed to cross-compiling to more targets, but we'd like for an explanation of the need before we do.

[wvandermerwe]

@Baccata I see, thanks, that makes sense now. I don't know a lot about build tools and SBT and as long as it works I don't touch it and don't try to ask too many questions, but will try do so some more effort before opening useless issues :) In any case, I evetually managed to add it like this:
val alloyOpenApi = ("com.disneystreaming.alloy" % "alloy-openapi" % AppVersions.alloy cross CrossVersion.for3Use2_13) .exclude("org.typelevel", "cats-core_2.13") .exclude("org.typelevel", "cats-kernel_2.13") .exclude("org.scala-lang.modules", "scala-collection-compat_2.13")

[kubukoz]

The issue wasn't useless, I think we should just talk it out to understand why you find yourself stuck with it in the first place :)

The workaround with exclude may work now, but it's not something I'd recommend long term. Echoing @Baccata's comment, could you share more about your usecase? I feel like you shouldn't need this at runtime.