Sorry. I did not follow this the last days. Anyway Maarten explained
correctly what I wanted to say.
M.
2011/1/6 Mitch Gitman mgit...@gmail.com
Thanks to Maarten. Apologies to Martin. I did misinterpret Martin's answer
after all. Yes, this is a critical feature. Certainly when you're
In my Opinion a key feature of ivy is having dynamic version constraints
that are resolved to static references in published ivy.xmls. This allows
for CI Builds that are reproducable and have unique identifiers. So there is
no need for special release builds. This is a important feature if you aim
Hello,
I'm not very into the ivy code but from my experience and what I've read
here I try to answer:
The main question is: is the Main.main(args) designed to deal with the ivy
from another
java Program, or there is another way(s) ?
It is probably safer to invoke the ant tasks programmatically.
Hello,
I'm using the install task to implement some staging by installing a
project and all its dependencies from
on repository in a release candidate repository using the install task.
This works just fine.
Now I wanted to automatically tag projects beeing copied to the release
candidate
Ivy Plugin 0.3 has been released. This should fix the HTTP Status 404.
M.
2009/3/19 Martin Eigenbrodt martineigenbr...@googlemail.com
Sorry for answering late, haven't seen this before.
I've seen an issue in Hudson's issues tracker that describes this same
problem. The issue thread
Sorry for answering late, haven't seen this before.
I've seen an issue in Hudson's issues tracker that describes this same
problem. The issue thread suggests this has been fixed as of March 5:
I do run Ivy on Hudson and use one Cache per Executor. So builds in
parallel have different caches but sequential builds may share
a cache. Hudson provides an Environment Variabel with the Executor Number
that I use within the ivysettings.xml to set different Cachedirs. A similair
setup may be
Please note there is an issue with buildnumber the resovler attribute and
chained resolvers:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1037
Martin
2009/3/3 Stephen Woods swoods...@gmail.com
Thanks for the quick reply... I'll take a look!
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 11:12 AM, Maarten Coene
Thanks!
2009/2/2 Maarten Coene maarten_co...@yahoo.com
Martin,
A (probably incomplete) list of incompatibilites are listed in the release
notes:
http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/2.0.0/release-notes.html
Maarten
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From: Martin Eigenbrodt martineigenbr
Is there a List of known problems when upgrading from Ivy 1.4 to 2.0?
Best regards,
Martin
/26 Michael Kebe michael.k...@gmail.com
Martin Eigenbrodt wrote:
...
The buildnumber task now looks at the same repository three times.
Is there a way to avoid this?
...
You could try to setup a new ivysetting containing only one of your
resolvers. I would suggest only to take
Hi,
It seems the buildnumber task looks at all resolvers and can not be
configured. In our ivysettings I've defined multiple resovlers for the same
repository (An ulr, an filesystem and a ssh resolver) and
their appropiate Version is selected by the buildscript (filesystem for
builds at the
Have a look at repreport
http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/trunk/use/repreport.html
M.
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If I've
Hi,
I just verified:
ivy:report graph=false /
Wihtout a prior resolve gibes an NPE.
If I put a resolve in front that will fail because of the missing module,
but does not tell me the dependency path to the missing one.
Best regards,
Martin
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