Then it's up to the module to use before() and after() to do stuff after a module is installed. It doesn't reuse the same code as new on purpose, because some modules have pretty destructive actions on a new application (like Scala that destroys Application.java).
Fixed with:
play add --module=sass
Then it's up to the module to use before() and after() to do stuff after a module is installed. It doesn't reuse the same code as new on purpose, because some modules have pretty destructive actions on a new application (like Scala that destroys Application.java).