Hi,
I am using gradle+ivy to resolve my dependencies against artifactory and
I am having trouble getting artifacts to resolve using version matchers
(i.e. latest.integration or 2.1.0+) when the repository I am resolving
against requires authentication (anonymous access is not allowed). If
I enable anonymous read access, version matchers work fine and I can
resolve fine if I use a specific version. I see the same problems when
I use ant+ivy FWIW.
Here is how I define my repositories (I do use an actual username and
password hash in my actual file...):
repositories {
org.apache.ivy.util.url.CredentialsStore.INSTANCE.addCredentials("Artifa
ctory Realm", "$artifactoryDomain", "username", "password");
add(new org.apache.ivy.plugins.resolver.URLResolver()) {
name = 'devRepository'
changingPattern = '.*SNAPSHOT'
checksums = "sha1,md5"
addArtifactPattern
"$artifactoryURL/dev-artifacts/$artifactPattern"
addIvyPattern
"$artifactoryURL/dev-artifacts/$ivyPattern"
}
}
I am trying to figure out if this is a problem with Ivy not sending
credentials when it is trying to find the correct version or if this is
artifactory dis-allowing directory listings for a repo that requires
authentication.
Any help would be appreciated.
Sean Waters
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