Re: ivy:retrieve with empty dependencies results in all files in target dir.

2015-01-13 Thread Antoine Levy Lambert
Hello Albert, is it possible that you retrieve when building project B the dependencies of project A because the fileset did not get overwritten ? you might want to try to reproduce your problem on a small number of subprojects, for instance 2. You can run ant with the -debug option, maybe

ivy:retrieve with empty dependencies results in all files in target dir.

2015-01-13 Thread Albert Liu
Hi Everyone, I'm a new Ivy user, and so far, it's been way better than managing dependencies by hand. I've got a pile of subprojects that have individual build.xml and ivy.xml files, and a Master build which runs each subproject build sequentially, and also defines ant targets. My current

Re: Development best practices

2015-01-13 Thread Antoine Levy Lambert
Hello Ivan, the way I solved this problem in a company I worked for previously is as follows : - do not have separate release builds and continuous integration builds - decide in an ad-hoc way which build is going to be used as a release - purge the builds which do not make it to a release