There’s been some good progress on reviving the Ivy project (thanks Nicolas and
Jan for helping out with the reviews and merging PRs) and we seem to be moving
towards a state where the release is a possibility. The other project IvyDE
(the Eclipse plugin) however needs a bit more push I think.
Hi Alexander,
I actually just realized that your initial mail actually had a patch file
attached. I didn’t notice that before and only today noticed it while looking
at the mail list archive. So assuming this applies cleanly on latest master
branch of IvyDE, I think this should be fine too,
Github user jaikiran commented on the issue:
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Closing this PR, because looking at the commits in master branch, it looks
like Jan already pulled in this commit. Thanks @janmaterne
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Github user twogee commented on the issue:
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Here comes a bunch of new changes: I had to go for Commons Collections 4 to
use generics, and threw in Commons CLI 1.4 for a good measure. I left HTTP
Client 2.0 for the future lest this PR grows
Github user janmaterne commented on the issue:
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I wont split this PR. Adress these in this PR:
- diamond operator
- renaming
- ModuleIdTest
The other things should be done in a new PR (PRs shouldnt be too big ;)
I
Github user jaikiran commented on the issue:
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>> Maybe we could extract the method into FileUtil later.
I went ahead and moved it to `FileUtil` since it does make sense for it to
be there.
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
The Apache Compress Antlib offers tasks and types for archive and
compression formats. It supports gzip, xz, pack200, lzma, snappy, Unix
.Z, DEFLATE, LZ4, Brotli and bzip2 compression and ar, arj, cpio, tar,
Unix dump, 7z and zip archives.
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All fine with me. Maybe we could extract the method into FileUtil later.
I'll merge.
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GitHub user twogee reopened a pull request:
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Generics and other fixes in tests and tutorials
foreach loops are more terse than iterators, and they go well together with
generic -- here's the first stab ð
You can merge this pull request
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Thank you for comments, I'll split the PR and correct according to your
suggestions. Should I remove common-colections altogether and use collections
with generics from Java runtime?
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Github user jaikiran commented on the issue:
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>> requireCommonBaseDir:
>>could we replace firstPath by base==null?
>> line 115: additional comment:
>>'fail fast: ...'
>>line 117: 'finally we got ...'
Done
Github user janmaterne commented on the issue:
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requireCommonBaseDir:
- could we replace firstPath by base==null?
- line 115: additional comment:
'fail fast: ...'
- line 117: 'finally we got ...'
getBaseDir:
-
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merged, thanks
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Github user janmaterne commented on the issue:
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Java7 supports the diamond operator and Ivy's baseline is now Java7. So you
could use that (e.g. CCFilter.java).
HMFilter: one advantage of foreach is having a meaningful iterator name.
Hi all
with +1s by Nicolas, Jan and myself and no other votes this vote has
passed.
I'll publish the artifacts and give the mirrors time to catch up before
sending out the announcement.
Thanks to all who took the time to look into any of the several RCs.
Stefan
> Should we include the PGP [e.g. 1] signature in the future?
Answer myself: should be only on ASF server, so people could trust that ;)
Maybe place a note (next time) how to check that (do we have a build snippet
for that?)
Jan
+1
Should we include the PGP [e.g. 1] signature in the future?
Jan
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