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Jason van Zyl closed MNG-3169.
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
> Dependency-Resolution Bug (Resolved too early / at wrong point)
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> Key: MNG-3169
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3169
> Project: Maven 2 & 3
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Dependencies
> Affects Versions: 2.0.6, 2.0.7
> Reporter: Jörg Hohwiller
> Fix For: Issues to be reviewed for 3.x
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> I have a maven project with a 2 level deep module structure.
> The toplevel POM has two modules A and B that themselves have packaging pom
> and have several modules.
> The reactor build order is strict for A and B meaning that A and B are
> completely independent. So first A is build with all its modules and then B.
> If I do an 'mvn install' on the top-level project with a clean local
> repository the build fails because during the install of a module of A some
> artifact of B is resolved, even though it is NOT referenced anywhere in a POM
> in A or below!
> If I do a mvn install in A it works fine.
> If I do a mvn install in B it works fine.
> After B is installed with all its modules, then the mvn install on the
> top-level project also works fine.
> The module in B that was missing first (B1) is required by another module of
> B (B2) that defines the dependency (on B1) twice, once regularly and a second
> time with classifier 'sources' since the sources are required for the
> GWT-Compiler to run.
> I tried to do a mvn -X install when the problem occurs but the log did NOT
> enlighten me anyhow. I only gave me the impression that the dependency
> resolution in maven is completely insane cycling around into the same things
> again and again and again and however ending without an infinity-loop in this
> strange bug.
> What should '(selected for null)' say?
> Why doesnt the MavenProject declare a useable toString() method? I can not
> read stuff like 'org.apache.maven.project.MavenProject@fa682130'
> Maven in general is really cool. But if something goes wrong you are so very
> lost with it.
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