Github user ahgittin commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-server/pull/594
Gotcha. It's a sequential dependency as software-nosql is in library built
after software. D'oh. Thanks Graeme.
@sjcorbett where should we move it? The qa project?
Best
Alex
On 15 Mar 2017 12:40, "Graeme-Miller" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ok, so the circular dependency is:
>
> - dependency has been added between brooklyn-rest-server and
> brooklyn-software-nosql
> - brooklyn-rest-server is a part of brooklyn-server, as is
> brooklyn-core.
> - brooklyn-software-nosql depends on brooklyn-core.
>
> Brooklyn builds brooklyn-server first, then later it builds
> brooklyn-software-nosql. With this added dependency, that fails as
> brooklyn-server relies on brooklyn-software-nosql.
>
> We can't reverse the order as brooklyn-software-nosql relies on
> brooklyn-server (because of its brooklyn-core dependency).
>
> In short, if you update the version numbers and try and rebuild, it will
> fail. As brooklyn-software-nosql has not been built by the time
> brooklyn-server is being built.
>
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