Fixing sbt Assembly Error: "Not a valid command: assembly" Explained

In this video, we tackle a common issue faced by Scala developers using sbt: the "Not a valid command: assembly" error. If you've encountered this frustrating message while trying to create a fat JAR with sbt-assembly, you're not alone. We’ll break down the reasons behind this error and guide you through the steps to resolve it, ensuring a smoother build process for your Scala projects. Join us as we demystify this error and help you get back on track!

Today's Topic: Fixing sbt Assembly Error: "Not a valid command: assembly" Explained

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kiran (https://stackoverflow.com/users/80464...
Jacek Laskowski (https://stackoverflow.com/users/13053...)
Alexey Soshin (https://stackoverflow.com/users/59858...)

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