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Immo Huneke commented on MIDEA-57:
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Please could someone make available a build of the fixed plugin. I would like
to test that it really does resolve the problem.
> Plugin does not properly handle dependency version using set notation
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> Key: MIDEA-57
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MIDEA-57
> Project: Maven 2.x Idea Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0
> Environment: XP SP2
> Reporter: David Hoffer
> Assigned To: Edwin Punzalan
> Fix For: 2.1
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> Create m2 project that has dependency with verion specified using set
> notation, such as [1.1,). Build project using install goal, everything is
> fine; goal goes to repositories and finds 1.1 verison. Now run idea:idea
> command; the IDEA project will not have the right artifact version if any.
> See email notes of my failure below:
> My project is a multi-module maven/IDEA project.
> One of the modules has a dependency on a locally deployed artifact
> where the current version is xrite-colorlib-api-1.1. I want to
> specify 1.1 as the minimum version as that version has what I need but
> subsequent versions are likely to be okay as well. Using set notation
> works well for install/deploy/release goals and must not cause
> failures for the idea goal.
> When I ran the idea goal here is what I found:
> - The main module that had a dependency on xrite-colorlib-api (using
> [1.1,) did not work at all. I.e. it made the IDEA module but it had
> none of it's dependencies.
> - At least one other module that had a build dependency on the prior
> module, had a dependency on xrite-colorlib-api-1.2-SNAPSHOT which is a
> bogus version. No snapshot of this artifact exists. In any case, it
> should not choose to use a snapshot when a released version is
> specified.
> As to your question of if it should reach out to the defined repos and
> use the most up-to-date version; I would think this would be ideal (if
> not required). I think the rule should be that it should create IDEA
> projects that are exactly equivalent to what maven would use/build if
> I ran the install goal for example. How else could developers, using
> maven to generate IDEA projects, ever stay in sync with what maven is
> building?
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