(False) transitive dependencies don't appear on the compiler classpath in some
windows environments since m2.0.6.
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Key: MNG-2962
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2962
Project: Maven 2
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Dependencies
Affects Versions: 2.0.6
Environment: windows
Reporter: Geoffrey De Smet
Since m2.0.6 builds that work perfectly on linux machine A and sometimes even
on a windows machine B, breaks on another windows machine C.
We have some "false transitive dependencies": transitive dependencies that
should be direct dependencies.
(We currently do this to avoid having to duplicate the version number as the
different projects don't have a common superpom.)
Making those dependencies direct dependencies fixes the problem with windows
machine C, but the real problem is that the guy on linux machine A should get
the problems too, before committing.
The compiler plugin version is locked down to 2.0.2, but are using maven 2.0.6.
This did not occur in maven 2.0.5.
Attached you'll find the "mvn -X install" logs of the 2 windows machines.
The log of machine C is specifically interesting, as it shows
"spring-beans:2.0.2" as a transitive dependency, yet it forgets it on the
classpath in the compiler plugin:
[DEBUG] Adding managed depedendencies for unknown:atlas-spring
...
[DEBUG] org.springframework:spring-beans:jar:2.0.2:compile
...
[DEBUG] Classpath: [d:\sources\atlas-all\atlas-checkpoint\target\classes
.. (no org.springframework:spring-beans:jar:2.0.2)
Machine B instead has instead this at the classpath log part:
[DEBUG] Classpath: [d:\projects\sb\atlas_all\atlas-checkpoint\target\classes
...
C:\Documents and
Settings\gds\.m2\repository\org\springframework\spring-beans\2.0.2\spring-beans-2.0.2.jar
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