Do not download the "latest" jar on every test run #4
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Hi, looks like this repo has gone quiet. We've forked it to keep making improvements including merging this PR in. Check it out https://github.com/localytics/sbt-dynamodb/. |
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If
dynamoDBLocalVersionis set tolatest, the current behaviour of the plugin is to download the DynamoDB jar on every invocation of the test task. This slows down tests quite a bit. Since updates to DynamoDB Local are not very frequent, this PR adds a check to download the jar only if the current copy is older than a specified amount of time. Users are able to specify the wait duration using thedynamoDBLocalDownloadIfOlderThansetting.