Actually, for the thirsd point. The conflict reported on commons-lang appears if I say explicitely that the test- conf requires commons-lang 2.3.
But still, if the two confs have depends on different revision, I would expect to see that in the log. Gilles > -----Original Message----- > From: Gilles Scokart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: lundi 11 juin 2007 16:46 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Playing with dependencies of ivy > > I made different test with the ivy.xml of ivy itself and I found > unexpected behaviours. As I'm not sure if it is bugs or features, I > preffer to discuss before raising an issue ;-) > > > 1. I didn't see in the report that commons-httpclient 2.0 as been > evicted. I only see the 3.0 version. However, commons-httpclient 2.0 > is a depdnecny of commons-vfs. Is it normal? > > > 2. I have seen that some of our dependencies put junit into their > dependencies without specifying the test scope. The make us depends on > junit in our default scope as well. I tried to add an exclude under the > dependency commons-httpclient and commons-cli but junit is still present > present. > > 3. When I retrieve the confs default and test after my changes, there is > a trace saying that commons-lang had a conflict in the two confs. But > it didn't say that junit had a conflict (junit 3.8.1 is the dependency > in the conf 'default' while 3.8.2 is the dependency in the conf 'test'. > > Gilles > > Gilles Scokart > > E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Tel : +32 > Fax : +32 > > > Isabel NV/S.A. > Keizerinlaan 13-15 Boulevard de l'Imperatrice > 1000 Brussels - Belgium > RPR Bruxelles / RPM Brussel: BE 0455 530 509 > www.isabel.eu www.zoomit.eu > > ZOOMIT is a Registred Trademark of Isabel NV/S.A. > Disclaimer : www.isabel.eu/gps/en/disclaimer/mailing.php
