Remove global cache for templates to allow changes #108
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AppVeyor test is failing with some kind of encoding difference in a file that wasn't touched in this PR?
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Sounds related to two of the PR that I just mentioned in https://github.com/lightbend/paradox/releases/tag/v0.2.10. |
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Opened #111 |
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Fixed it in #112 |
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I also bumped master to a snapshot version again for the sbt tests. |
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Having templates cached globally means that the template cannot be changed and the docs rebuilt in the same sbt process. So to change the template and rebuild, we need to keep restarting sbt / running in batch mode. Rather than invalidate the cache, I've just removed it completely. StringTemplate already provides caching for the template group, as far as I know. Also move the default template name to an sbt setting.
Also add an sbt-test that makes some changes to the template (and starts by overriding the generic template). This test will fail with the cached templates, without these changes.
Related issues: #91 and #101.