Xavier Hanin wrote:
You can actually write an ivy.xml describing what you want to install,
leveraging flexible exclusion and transitivity options of ivy files to
describe whatever you want. Then you can either:
- call retrieve for this ivy file, using a pattern in retrieve that you'll
later be able to use as a repository (do not forget to retrieve ivy files
too)
- put this ivy file in a repository (properly configured a local directory
can be a repository) and install this virtual module transitively
HTH,
Yes it does help. Thanks.
