@DLosc That sounds a bit tedious. How do you update one branch with work done in the other without accidentally adding JVM files to the JS side or vice versa?

@user Granted, I haven't actually added anything since starting the JS branch, but I think it shouldn't be a problem if you have your code split among multiple files. Most of the time, I'm not going to be changing Main.scala, so the changes should apply cleanly across branches. It's probably going to result in a lot of merge commits, but oh well.

I'm planning to update the JS branch only when I publish a new version (rather than merging after every commit), so that should keep the amount of extra work to a manageable level.

@user what is the scala equivalent of python's pip?

@lyxal scip

jk

@lyxal sbt is a build tool, but there’s no reql equivalent because you don’t install packages on your computer, they’re packaged in your application each time. Maybe Coursier, though?

@DLosc Ah, makes sense