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Add minimal setup for Native Packager #64
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Play includes SBT Native Packager, but it won't work without at least some minimal metadata filled in the build configuration. This adds enough to get a working Debian package. Upgraded to Play 2.3 because from what I could tell, the version of Native Packager in 2.2 did not support the Java Server Application archetype [1], the desirable way to deploy a utility service like this and the default in Play 2.3 settings. This required adding the sbt-less plugin since asset stuff has now been modularized [2]. [1]: http://www.scala-sbt.org/sbt-native-packager/archetypes/java_server/index.html [2]: https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.3.x/Migration23
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Play includes SBT Native Packager, but it won't work without at least some minimal metadata filled in the build configuration. This adds enough to produce a working Debian package with the
debian:packageBintask. Theuniversal:packageBintask should also work to produce a zipball containing built jars and run scripts.Upgraded to Play 2.3 because from what I could tell, the version of Native Packager in 2.2 did not support the Java Server Application archetype, the desirable way to deploy a utility service like this which is the default in Play 2.3 settings. This required adding the sbt-less plugin since asset stuff has now been modularized.