Cache .ivy2
and .sbt
within Chipyard root directory
#1362
Merged
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Since
.ivy2
and.sbt
folders are small under normal Chipyard circumstances (<150MBs), go ahead and store them within the Chipyard root directory. This further isolates separate Chipyard repos from one another (thisivy2
sharing indirectly caused an issue where scala files would have no partial compilation). For those that want to overrideSBT_OPTS
, they still can (as evidenced by the CI not changing - it still overrides the options). Additionally, this PR adds theSBT_OPTS
on the command line so that the thin client can pick it up (fixes #1329).Finally, this resolves some minorbuild.sbt
deprecation warnings.Related PRs / Issues:
Fixes #1329
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Impact:
Contributor Checklist:
main
as the base branch?changelog:<topic>
label?changelog:
label?.conda-lock.yml
file if you updated the conda requirements file?Please Backport
?