Original issue created by bernhardberger345 on 2012-08-30 at 07:58 AM

Scala doesn't compile a project that is using Guava because of a missing jsr305 dependency.

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10007994/why-do-i-need-jsr305-to-use-guava-in-scala for a detailed description. I also run into this problem with Guava 13.0.1.

It cost me an hour of work to find the problem and it's solution.
Maybe you can give a hint in the README for the Scala users.
I think changing the jsr305-dep from the scope "provided" to "compile" should also solve the problem with scalac.