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Scala support for sbt 1.x now available

Change effective on 15 August 2017

The Heroku Scala buildpack now includes support for sbt 1.0.0 and future 1.x releases. To use this version on Heroku, define sbt.version=1.0.0 in an app’s project/build.properties file. Heroku will install and run the specified sbt version during the next deployment. For more information on this release of sbt see the sbt 1.x documentation, and see the Dev Center for more information on Heroku support for Scala.

Stack images updated to address Git vulnerability Application Metrics Throughput plot now displays requests per second and request volume by HTTP status code