Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

To expand on the possible syntax to applying this filters concept at the resolve level rather than the post-resolve level, you could have in the module descriptor XML schema a filters element that follows configurations: Then you'd be adding a filters attribute to the elements that current

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

Shawn, this feature request is subtly different from configuration intersection in that it's being specified on the depended-upon module rather than on the dependent, which is the case with configuration intersection. Remember last year there had been some discussion of introducing configuration i

RE: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

If I am understanding your question correctly, this is already supported by IVY with the addition of configuration intersection. I requested this feature last year and Xavier added it last year. You specify multiple configurations for each "dimension" or "axis" and you can intersect those "dim

Re: ivy problem with branch attribute

It is caused by the way you configured the repository you use for publishing. I ran into the same issue, where Ivy is using the "latest.integration" revision of a given dependency with no regards to the branch even if I've specified one. Then, if that "latest.integration" happened to be from anot

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

The following is also on my wishlist. Declare an artifact such as: and be able to do a resolve or a cachefileset with syntax similar to the following: Juha Ranta wrote: > > > > Juha Ranta wrote: >> >> >> >> dek577 wrote: >>> >>> Does the ivy:retrieve ant task support more advance

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

Juha, suppose you have an mymbeansmodule ivy.xml with the following passages: Then in your module that depends on mbeansmodule, you would have a dependency: The dev-only+mbeantypes configuration intersection will only get dev-only-or-mbeans.jar and not the other two jars. Does this work fo

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

On Thu 2010-03-04 at 10:44h, Juha Ranta wrote on ivy-user: : > Now that I thought of it, I'd like it if I could do something like this: > > e:localdir="mbeantypes"/> > > and then use the localdir or whatever extra attribute I defined in the > dependency in my retrieve task. > > I don't think i

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

Juha Ranta wrote: > > > > dek577 wrote: >> >> Does the ivy:retrieve ant task support more advanced configuration >> specifications similar to the configuration mappings, intersections, and >> negations described here: >> http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/latest-milestone/ivyfile/dependency.h

Re: advanced ivy retrieve syntax

dek577 wrote: > > Does the ivy:retrieve ant task support more advanced configuration > specifications similar to the configuration mappings, intersections, and > negations described here: > http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/latest-milestone/ivyfile/dependency.html > > I'm interested in doing a

RE: Sharing Ivy settings file amongst developpers

I chose checking the ivysettings files into an SCM repo "buildtools" so that I could recreate a past build if ever needed. If you don't version them, you don't know what state they were in at the time a build took place. We can store the subversion repo number of our ivysettings repo "buildtoo

RE: Cannot delete outdated artifacts in cache

I changed all javac and junit calls to have fork='true'. I have run the build several times now without encountering the error. Hopefully this has fixed it. Thank you. Prior to this suggestion, I was investigating the setting. If you define a separate resolutionCache and repositoryCache, what is

Re: Cannot delete outdated artifacts in cache

Another possibility might be that you use the javac task unforked. This might keep a lock on the jars. Maarten - Original Message From: Troy Self To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org Sent: Wed, March 3, 2010 11:20:07 PM Subject: RE: Cannot delete outdated artifacts in cache That was my first

RE: Partial transient resolve?

Obviously I mean transitive wherever I write transient... Doh! /axl > -Original Message- > From: Andreas Axelsson [mailto:andreas.axels...@combination.se] > Sent: den 4 mars 2010 09:34 > To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org > Subject: Partial transient resolve? > > I've got some modules which are

Partial transient resolve?

I've got some modules which are only required during development and I would like to mark them as such so that they are not pulled in as transient dependencies even if a project asks for them. Example: A depends on B, always B depends on C, always B depends on D, but only during development Ru