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docs: drop section in getting started on sharing settings 

with vals allowed in .sbt files, it is not necessary to include it
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@ -175,26 +175,6 @@ a task like ``compile``, it runs on the current project. So you don't
necessarily have to compile the root project, you could compile only a
subproject.
Sharing settings
----------------
When having a single ``.scala`` file setting up the different projects,
it's easy to use reuse settings across different projects. But even when
using different ``build.sbt`` files, it's still easy to share settings
across all projects from the main build, by using the ``ThisBuild``
scope to make a setting apply globally. For instance, when a main
project depends on a subproject, these two projects must typically be
compiled with the same Scala version. To set it only once, it is enough
to write, in the main ``build.sbt`` file, the following line:
::
scalaVersion in ThisBuild := "2.10.0"
replacing ``2.10.0`` with the desired Scala version. This setting will
propagate across all subprojects. For more information on the
``ThisBuild`` scope, go back to the :doc:`page on scopes <Scopes>`.
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