Balaji, now I see it is my mistake: I wasn't clear enough in my
question, sorry. Saying "the project" I mean Flink project itself. The
question is already answered.
Regards,
Andrew
Balaji Rajagopalan writes:
> In your pom file you can mention against which version of scala you want to
> build
Chiwan, thanks, got it! - and the build finished with success.
I still a little confused with the method used: a tool from tools/
changes files being under the Git control.
Regards,
Andrew
Chiwan Park writes:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> The method to build Flink with Scala 2.11 is described in Flink do
In your pom file you can mention against which version of scala you want to
build and also remember to add the scala version in the artifactId in all
the dependencies which takes scala version, there might be some libraries
which are scala agnostic there you do not have to specify the scala
version
Hi Andrew,
The method to build Flink with Scala 2.11 is described in Flink documentation
[1].
I think this is not relevant but just FYI, to build your application based on
Flink 1.0 (or later) with Scala 2.11, you should be careful to set Flink
dependencies. There is a guide in Wiki [2].
[1]:
Hi!
How to build the project for Scala 2.11?
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Regards,
Andrew
