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Issue Type:
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![New Feature]() New Feature
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Assignee:
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Unassigned |
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Created:
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05/Aug/13 2:38 PM
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Description:
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The VersionRange class (used among other for module dependencies) currently supports a very simple syntax:
- * - includes all versions
- 1.2 - matches only 1.2 exactly
- 1.2/* - matches all versions including and above 1.2
- 1.2/1.2.9 - matches all versions including and between 1.2 and 1.2.9
It'd be beneficial to be able to exclude versions in a range - currently, if you want to specify a dependency as "1.* but not 2.0", you can only use 1/1.999, which isn't elegant.. nor safe. We could support the following syntaxes - "math"-style, and Maven style:
- [1.2,1.2.9] - inward square brackets mean inclusion/exclusion
- [1.2,1.2.9[ - outward square brackets mean exclusion
- [1.2,1.2.9) - parenthesis mean exclusion
Maven style is described here:
I currently don't see a use for supporting multiple sets, although it could be useful to avoid a specific, known-buggy, version.
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Fix Versions:
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5.0.2, 5.1 |
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Project:
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Magnolia
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Priority:
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![Neutral]() Neutral
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Reporter:
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Grégory Joseph
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Security Level:
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Public |
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