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Xavier Hanin commented on IVY-492:
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Agreed for the transactional attribute, my suggestion was to add a third value,
'auto', which enable transactional behavior if the jar is in the classpath, and
we could use it as default value, since I think it would be nice to make
anybody benefit from transactional publication.
For the separate interface, I see your point, and I think I agree with you,
with no strong preference.
> support atomic publish operation
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> Key: IVY-492
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-492
> Project: Ivy
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Core
> Reporter: Geoff Reedy
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> Some resolver types (e.g. one that uses subversion) could benefit from
> publishing a module as a single atomic transaction. Currently, each artifact
> (and it's checksums) are published as separate operations, if one of the
> artifact uploads fail (perhaps an artifact is missing or another user is
> trying to publish the same version at the same time) the ivy repository can
> be in an inconsistent state with a half published module. In addition, if
> uploads are logged many entries in the log are generated for a single logical
> operation.
> A possible implementation strategy is to add three new methods to the
> resolver interface:
> beginPublish(ModuleRevisionId)
> abortPublish()
> commitPublish()
> beginPublish would be called before publishing the artifacts of the module,
> abortPublish would be called if there is an error while publishing the
> module, commitPublish would be called if all artifacts were successfully
> published. Existing resolvers could simple implement these methods as no-ops
> to retain the present behavior.
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