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libraryDependencies ++= Dependencies.sparkAll.value

//
// SCALA INTERPRETER DEPENDENCIES
//
managedScalaInstance := false

// Add the configuration for the dependencies on Scala tool jars
// You can also use a manually constructed configuration like:
//   config("scala-tool").hide
ivyConfigurations += Configurations.ScalaTool

// Add the usual dependency on the library as well on the compiler in the
//  'scala-tool' configuration
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
  Dependencies.scalaLibrary.value,
  Dependencies.scalaCompiler.value % "scala-tool",
  Dependencies.scalaReflect.value
)

//
// EXECUTION DEPENDENCIES
//
libraryDependencies += Dependencies.commonsExec

//
// CLI DEPENDENCIES
//
libraryDependencies += Dependencies.joptSimple


libraryDependencies += Dependencies.config

//
// MAGIC DEPENDENCIES
//
libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
  Dependencies.coursier,
  Dependencies.coursierCache
)

// Brought in in order to simplify the reading of each project's ivy.xml file
// from the classpath. If we really want we can write our own class and remove
// this dependency but the wheel has already been invented.
libraryDependencies += Dependencies.springCore // Apache v2