sbt 1.4 文件夹在哪里？
Where is sbt 1.4 folder?
我正在遵循 sbt eclipse 插件安装指南 here。它告诉我创建：
the global file (for version 0.13 and up) at ~/.sbt/SBT_VERSION/plugins/plugins.sbt
我转到 ~/.sbt/，但只能看到 1.0 和 boot 文件夹。 1.4 不见了。我错过了什么吗？ 1.4 与 1.0 相差很多版本，我想不出文件夹丢失的原因。
如评论中所述，1.0 适用于任何 1.x 版本。如果你查看 Global Settings 的 sbt 文档，你会看到它明确地引用了这个位置：
Settings that should be applied to all projects can go in $HOME/.sbt/1.0/global.sbt (or any file in $HOME/.sbt/1.0 with a .sbt extension). Plugins that are defined globally in $HOME/.sbt/1.0/plugins/ are available to these settings.
是的，这可能会令人困惑，但之所以如此，是因为所有 1.x 版本都是二进制兼容的，因此没有理由为每个次要版本的 sbt 创建新目录，它仍然存在在 1.0。您可以在本期中找到有关它的更多详细信息：sbt/sbt#3858
@eed3si9n:
It's intentional. sbt 1.x adopts Semantic Versioning. [...]
Because of Semantic Versioning, bincompat is now denoted only by the first segment. We should've caught this early on and used 1 or something, but there were some code expecting (Int, Int), so we went with 1.0.
@dwijnand:
As Eugene said, 1.0 is the binary API for the whole 1.x series. In retrospect I should've made it "1.x" (and properly dealt with the existing (Int, Int) type signature) instead of "1.0".
我正在遵循 sbt eclipse 插件安装指南 here。它告诉我创建：
the global file (for version 0.13 and up) at ~/.sbt/SBT_VERSION/plugins/plugins.sbt
我转到 ~/.sbt/，但只能看到 1.0 和 boot 文件夹。 1.4 不见了。我错过了什么吗？ 1.4 与 1.0 相差很多版本，我想不出文件夹丢失的原因。
如评论中所述，1.0 适用于任何 1.x 版本。如果你查看 Global Settings 的 sbt 文档，你会看到它明确地引用了这个位置：
Settings that should be applied to all projects can go in
$HOME/.sbt/1.0/global.sbt(or any file in$HOME/.sbt/1.0with a.sbtextension). Plugins that are defined globally in$HOME/.sbt/1.0/plugins/are available to these settings.
是的，这可能会令人困惑，但之所以如此，是因为所有 1.x 版本都是二进制兼容的，因此没有理由为每个次要版本的 sbt 创建新目录，它仍然存在在 1.0。您可以在本期中找到有关它的更多详细信息：sbt/sbt#3858
@eed3si9n:
It's intentional. sbt 1.x adopts Semantic Versioning. [...] Because of Semantic Versioning, bincompat is now denoted only by the first segment. We should've caught this early on and used 1 or something, but there were some code expecting (Int, Int), so we went with 1.0.
@dwijnand:
As Eugene said, 1.0 is the binary API for the whole 1.x series. In retrospect I should've made it "1.x" (and properly dealt with the existing (Int, Int) type signature) instead of "1.0".