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Fixes #899. `.join` on a `Seq[Initialize[Task[T]]]` could resolve through the generic `Initialize.joinInitialize` conversion (yielding `Initialize[Seq[Task[T]]]`) instead of the task-flattening `Initialize[Task[Seq[T]]]`, whenever the task-specialized `Scoped.richTaskSeq` was not in scope. Add the task join as an extension method on `Seq[Def.Initialize[Task[A]]]` in `object Def`. Member resolution tries extension methods before implicit conversions, so it is selected ahead of the generic conversion regardless of whether `sbt.Scoped` is in scope -- and, being in a different resolution phase than the existing `Scoped.richTaskSeq` conversion, it does not become a second ambiguous candidate for `TaskKey`/`SettingKey` seqs (where `Scoped` is a base type). `Scoped.richTaskSeq` is left unchanged as the existing public implicit. Also: - Drop the now-unnecessary `import sbt.Scoped.richTaskSeq` from `BuildServerProtocol` and simplify `ScopeFilter.all`'s `.join(_.join)` to `.join`. - Make the two `dependsOn(Initialize[? <: Task[?]]*)` overloads delegate to `dependsOnSeq`, which uses the explicit `Initialize.joinAny[Task]` raw-task form, instead of relying on `.join` resolving to the generic conversion. - Add a compile-only regression test pinning resolution for both a plain `Seq[Initialize[Task[Int]]]` and a `Seq[TaskKey[Int]]`, inferring the result with no expected type. |
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