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by lihaoyi
336 days ago
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Author here. The neat thing is, with Mill you don't need any of those plugins because it's all built in (except for the license plugin I believe), and is tested/documented together in the main codebase. So it generally all works pretty well together and you shouldn't have issues. Mill generally is able to replace a lot of first-party/third-party extensions with builtin functionality: beyond the plugins above, it also subsumes autoformatting plugins, linting plugins, external tools like sdkman/jenv, and so on. Thus when using Mill you often don't even think about "what plugins I need", because the bulk of common use cases are provided out of the box, and you can instead focus on your actual project and application code |
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