Add sbt-salad-days to reduce Scaladoc archive size#1079
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Motivation: Scala 3 Scaladoc archives bundle large font files and inkuire.js search engine, bloating release artifacts and wasting CI storage. Modification: Add sbt-salad-days plugin (0.1.0) which automatically strips fonts and scripts from Scaladoc output during packaging. Result: Significantly smaller Scaladoc archives (e.g. ~420KB for minimal docs), reducing upload time and storage consumption.
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Motivation
Scala 3 Scaladoc archives bundle large font files and
inkuire.jssearch engine, bloating release artifacts and wasting CI storage and upload time.Modification
Add
sbt-salad-daysplugin (0.1.0) toproject/plugins.sbt. The plugin operates automatically during Scaladoc packaging — strips fonts and scripts from the generated archives without requiring any additional configuration.Result
Significantly smaller Scaladoc archives (e.g. ~420KB for minimal docs), reducing storage consumption in CI/release pipelines.
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