一个简单的方法来摆脱由 SBT 生成的 * 一切 * ？

有没有一种简单的方法可以去除执行 SBT 构建时生成的所有东西？结果是，它到处创建目标目录。表演

sbt clean clean-cache clean-lib clean-plugins

并不能摆脱一切。

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Obviously this is very important for reproducible builds on an integration server such as Jenkins!

Ensure that all files, including the ivy cache, are stored within the integration server workspace, by supplying command line arguments such as this to sbt:

-Dsbt.global.base=project/.sbtboot -Dsbt.boot.directory=project/.boot -Dsbt.ivy.home=project/.ivy

and then click the Wipe Out Workspace button in Jenkins, or the equivalent in other integration servers. That should definitely do it!

Or if you are using a recent version of the sbt launcher script, you can simply add -no-share instead.

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On my system (Ubuntu Linux) with SBT 0.13.5 and some projects from the Coursera Functional Programming course I found the folders all totalled up to 2.1GB for 12 projects due to all the cache files and duplicated Scala downloads.

The current SBT commands that work and get almost everything cleaned is:

sbt clean clean-files

This removes the top level "target" and "lib_managed" folders (23MB down to 3.2MB in this case) but leaves some target folders under project:

./project/project/project/target
./project/project/target
./project/target

This is where the Linux find command (also posted by @jack-oconnor) is very helpful:

find . -name target -type d -exec rm -rf {} \;

This gets us back down to a mere 444KB for one of my own projects and the 2.1GB goes down to 5.0MB !

In windows you won't have as many useful command line options, e.g. no star wildcards in path names, but you can always try and force it with:

rmdir /s /q target project/target project/project/target

The best I can do on automatically finding is a DIR command:

dir /ad /s /b | find "target"
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On Linux or similar, this is better than find -name, as it won't accidentally remove any directory named target that might exist in your source code:

find . -regextype posix-awk -regex \.(/project)*/target -exec rm -r {} +

If you're running this command within a shell, you'll need to quote the regular expression, for example, for bash:

find . -regextype posix-awk -regex '\.(/project)*/target' -exec rm -r {} +

With BSD find (e.g. on Mac OS X) the command will be:

find -E . -regex \.(/project)*/target -exec rm -r {} +
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I agree with the very good suggested solutions, personally I include a slight variation as a gnu make task.

content of Makefile:

clean:
find . -name target | xargs rm -fr

and then run:

make clean

I like using Makefiles as code as documentation.

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You can use Pretty Clean to clean the all of dev tools caches including SBT.

PrettyClean also cleans the SBT project's target folder.


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