Adrien Piquerez
Adrien Piquerez
Thanks for the follow-up. > Based on that, I thought I could then capture the Failure and display those to the user, but given this same piece of code, sbt...
Thanks @unkarjedy. Which version of cs do you use?
@unkarjedy Can you try: ``` cs install cs:2.1.0-M7 ``` And then `cs setup`? Do you have the same error?
Sorry that was because there is a typo in `cs install cs :2.1.0-M7` It should be `cs install cs:2.1.0-M7` with no space between `cs` and the `:` of the version....
@unkarjedy `cs install cs:2.1.0-M`
Okay so the solution is to update `cs` manually with `cs install cs:2.1.0-M7` and then to run `cs setup` or just `cs install sbt`.
Until its implemented in Coursier, here is a workaround: ```scala onLoad := { sys.props += "osgi.platform" -> "gtk.linux.x86_64" onLoad.value } useCoursier := false ```
Fixed in [scalacenter/scaladebugadapter#615](https://github.com/scalacenter/scala-debug-adapter/pull/615)
> We can modify the combinedwithpercentage function to sort the results to follow the decreasing order in order to filter out the results correctly, instead of considering the scalaPercentage value...
> We can create a new function to sort the results of total contributors & commit activity which are sorted in descending order. The issue is the same for commit...