Tobias Roeser

@gamlerhart To get an idea, how such an SBOM looks like, could you attach an SBOM generated with this PR for Mill itself?

1. Make a local release of your development snapshot: ```console > MILL_STABLE_VERSION=1 mill dist.installLocalCache ... [7152] /home/lefou/.cache/mill/download/1.0.4-37-a03078 ``` 2. Add the plugin to the Mill build ```diff diff --git a/mill-build/build.mill...

> FYI - I am not able to run tests on my laptop because the command `mill -i all __.test` fails with: > > ``` > Mill version 0.11.1 is...

Looks like `brew` is not the best way to install Mill then. I opened issue https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/mill/issues/2674. Instead of brew, you can just install the `mill` script into your `bin` directory....

* https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/mill/issues/5193

Thank you for this report. We introduced the "scala-SDK" entry in Mill `0.11.8`. It looks like some handling for ScalaJS is missing.

I just checked your example project. ``` > mill --version Mill Build Tool version 0.11.11 Java version: 17.0.11, vendor: Eclipse Adoptium, runtime: /opt/openjdk-bin-17.0.11_p9 Default locale: de_DE, platform encoding: UTF-8 OS...

From looking at the `.idea/libraries/scala_SDK_3_3_1.xml` file, it's most likely, that the `` `type` should not be `Scala` but some ScalaJS specific type. ```xml Scala_3_3 ``` @unkarjedy, do you have any...

@unkarjedy Thank you! Does that also mean, IntelliJ isn't using any JS runtime to run tests?

Would be nice if someone with sbt experience can prepare a sample project.