Hello list,
I love IVY, but sometimes it drives me crazy. So please help me out of
the dark by a leading hand.
I have following ivysettings: http://pastebin.com/ZeBWWepy
And my ivy.xml looks like: http://pastebin.com/hQJMJnWX
If I try to resolve the deps I am getting strange URL-accesses and
Can really anyone help me out?
Thank you!
I have not known, that I can do anyway a report on broken resolve.
This helps a lot
Josh, thank you!
Hmm, crap, we use Ecplise Kepler and it is packaged with ivy 2.4.0-rc1.
I will give it a try to go back to 2.3.0.
Which of my issues are known to be bugs?
Do you have references to the bugtracker of ivy?
Josh big thanks!
I switched back to 2.3.0 and everything is working fine!
@IVY Team: you should remove 2.4.0-rc1 from the latest stable release.
From my point of view there are to many major bugs in 2.4.0-rc1
bye at all helpers and have a nice weekend
Hello Ivy-Users,
I like Ivy, and I thank the developers for the great job!
Right now I have a multi project setup which is working fine. I have one
issue, maybe because of my setup.
My structure looks like:
configurations
conf name=myConf /
/configurations
ProjA
publications
Hello together,
I am facing the problem, that my IVY publish into a local file cache is
taking ages. It takes at least 30 seconds to publish a set of max of 3
artifacts. (jar, source, javadoc)
Same issue is on IVY resolve. Here it seems to be the up to date check
of Ivy to verify if the
Hello Nz,
thank you for your help-offer.
Like written already the local publish is taking ages. So it seems to be
an IVY issue and not a repo issue.
But anyway here my details:
- IVY latest 2.3 (IVY 2.4 had too many issues, so we switched back)
- Environment: Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04,
at 3:51 AM, hkais...@googlemail.com hkais...@gmail.com
wrote:
On 04.11.2015 07:46, Jammy Chen wrote:
We have used ivy:cachepath for our compiles, test-runtime, but since we
had a lot of troubles on IVY 2.3.x and also with the IvyDE we decided to
switch to a folder based ivy:retrieve.
Also we are using a very simplistic eclipse plugin to reference all libs
On 04.11.2015 14:41, Marc De Boeck wrote:
Later on, we moved to Git and to Artifactory. We chose Artifactory above
Nexus, because we found that Nexus was too much focused on the maven
eco-system. I am not sure if this is still the case. On the other, hand the
GUI of Nexus seems to be more
Clearcase is in my eyes a *source* config management system. Jar files
are generated/compiled binaries from sources.
So no source repository - also not clearcase - would be a good solution
for managing binary configurations.
Instead I would stick to a maven repository like sonatype nexus for
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