Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Thu, 05 Oct 2006, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know this is the wrong maillist, but I also know people on ant-dev
are on ant-contrib.
ant-contrib has moved to svn and a few changes have been committed and
most ant-contrib committers are probably not aware of this, sorry.
Question: who broke my build by requiring ivy on the classpath of my
gump run?
It looks as if a new task was added that required Ivy at runtime.
Is there any bigger problem with that than having yet another
dependency? I've added the necessary runtime attributes to the Gump
descriptors of ant-contrib and antbook.
The issue is that loading the antlib, probably using <typedef> is enough
to trigger the problem. in Ivy's antlib.xm they use <taskdef
resource="org/antlib/tasks.properties" /> to pull in the properties
file. Somehow that's enough to force a loading in of the classes
themselves, which raises the problem. That is, the build is failing not
when I use the the new task, but when I typedef the antlib.
-steve
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