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Wilfried Sibla commented on ACE-368:
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What about preventing the client from checking in such a shop repository?
All artifacts and their symbolic names are known on deployment calculation and
I assume that it's possible to detect this collision.
May be it could be a solution to offer a check method in the client API which
checks the calculated deployment and returns a CheckResult.
If all is OK, the CheckResult is empty.
Otherwise the colliding artifacts are listed.
I would expect that we we will have such collisions quite often in our
environment. Therefore it would be more than good to have such a "collision
detection"
> More than one version of a bundle can end up in a deployment package
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> Key: ACE-368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACE-368
> Project: ACE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Client Repository, Deployment, UI
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0
> Reporter: Marcel Offermans
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> If you assign more than one version of a bundle to a target, for example by
> making two static associations from the same feature, both will indeed end up
> in the deployment package. It will then fail to install or roll back because
> the Deployment Admin implementation never catered for this case and could not
> quite recover from it.
> However, the problem is created already in the client, because you should
> never be allowed to end up with more than one version of a bundle. We
> probably need to discuss how to tell the user about this and decide if we
> should a) simply refuse to deploy, b) choose the highest version and drop the
> other or c) something else. :)
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