RE: IVY ROCKS!!!

Kudos the Ivy team! -Original Message- From: Sanders, Charles [mailto:csand...@hoovers.com] Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 3:38 PM To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org; ivy-user@ant.apache.org Subject: RE: IVY ROCKS!!! I agree, and also want to thank the team :). Thanks, Charles Sanders 512.380.473

RE: IVY ROCKS!!!

I agree, and also want to thank the team :). Thanks, Charles Sanders 512.380.4730 Hoovers.com -Original Message- From: Richard Hauswald [mailto:richard.hausw...@googlemail.com] Sent: Fri 6/12/2009 2:29 PM To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org Subject: IVY ROCKS!!! Hey to all the guys (and gir

IVY ROCKS!!!

Hey to all the guys (and girls?) who develeped ivy! You did a great job! Ivy is just that flexible, simple and powerful. Amazing. After 3 after work evenings of reading, testing, crying and pizza I understood the stuff I need to resolve my deps to a lib, lib-src, lib-test and lib-test-src folder u

RE: Cache not updated

Hello, Did this issue ever get solved? Cheers! - Georges -Original Message- From: Laun Thomas (CI/TMP) [mailto:thomas.l...@de.bosch.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 6:48 AM To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org Subject: Re: Cache not updated Thanks for the answers. Unfortunately, the problem

Re: ivy resolve for different configurations

On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 6:04 AM, Alina Dima wrote: > And yet another question: the TTL, how does the resolve handle this? I was > thinking to set a TTL for the external libraries, but, I am not sure how > this would make the resolve faster? If the TTL is set, does it mean that > for > that time,

Re: Chain resolver which uses the subresolver with the latest modification time

Hi Mads The only way I've found to force that behavior is to declare my dependency rev="latest.integration" and of course, ensure that the status="integration" for each of the modules you publish. This assumes you've set latest="latest-time" in your resolvers, of course. HTH, Jim "Tandrup, Mads

Chain resolver which uses the subresolver with the latest modification time

Hello We have mayby a bit special situation where we have two repositories that both contains the same modules with the same version numbers. They are however build at different times. And we would like to receive the module with the latest publication time. But as far as I can see when the cha

RE: Use of "master" conf

For third-party modules, not everyone wants to pull in all of the dependencies declared by a particular module. I personally don't want to pull a whole pile of junk jars from Maven, just because some projects list dozens of dependencies. For maven libs, I tend to just pull in the artifacts from the

Re: ivy resolve for different configurations

Hi, Thanks, I actually did mean artifacts. And yet another question: the TTL, how does the resolve handle this? I was thinking to set a TTL for the external libraries, but, I am not sure how this would make the resolve faster? If the TTL is set, does it mean that for that time, Ivy resolve does n

Ivy repository and old refactored artifacts

Hi, I am using Ivy in a big project, consisting of about 250 different modules. I am currently experiencing a problem that is occurring upon refactoring of a module. Please consider the example below: I used to have module A (published artefact A.jar), and modules B, C and D depended on A.