Kent Larsson wrote:
Which Ivy version do you use? If it's not the final one, upgrade.
all versions since rc1 dont work - I tried them all.
If you upgraded, did you clean your cache afterwards? If you didn't, try it.
cache, local all of it cleaned
Is overwrite set to false? If yes, can you set it to true? If it's set to
false and the destination exists I guess it's acting as it should.
It shouldn't even be overwriting, so setting this to true should be the
solution.
However, I have now tried setting this to true - and it works. However
notice the following:
[ivy:install] published logback-classic to
local/ch.qos.logback/logback-classic/trunk/logback-classic-0.9.8.jar
[ivy:install] published logback-classic to
local/ch.qos.logback/logback-classic/trunk/logback-classic-0.9.8.jar
[ivy:install] published ivy to
local/ch.qos.logback/logback-classic/trunk/ivy-0.9.8.xml
For some odd reason, Ivy is installing it *twice
*This may be related to it trying to install both source and normal jar
- with the same name - and my artifact pattern not having (-[type]) in it?
However, it didn't even download the source jar in beta2 ?
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Are you able to overwrite the destination file yourself? If you are not,
maybe a process is using it or you have a file permission problem. In any
case, if you can't delete it and Ivy is running from your account, then you
need to fix something so that you (and Ivy) are able to delete it.
My solution so far, have been to install it into my repo using beta 2
and then use that from ivy2 final.
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Brian Matzon
Certus
