Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this topic, but I didn't see any IvyIdea specific mailing lists.
I've been attempting to get the latest 0.9beta4 plugin to work with Idea 9.0.4. I have a project containing several modules. Each module has an Ivy file associated with it, and each Ivy file has several configurations listed. I have selected the ones that I wish to resolve in the module settings (compile, runtime, test, source, javadoc). I can see by the plugin's output and the contents of my cache that all the appropriate dependencies are being retreived. However, I have encountered two problems. The first problem occurs with the "Include Configuration Name" setting disabled. After a resolve when I go to the "IvyIDEA" dependency in the module settings dependency list, it only lists the class jars of one of the configurations it resolved (compile). Interestingly, if I disable 'compile', then only the 'runtime' dependencies show. If I disable 'runtime', only the 'sources' show. Then 'javadoc', then 'test'. I have read through the output with logging turned up all the way, and no errors or warnings are output. If I enable the project setting "Include Configuration Name", multiple module libraries are created (IvyIDEA-compile, IvyIDEA-runtime, etc) and all the appropriate jar files show up therein. However, from an IDE linking perspective, Idea does not pick up on the sources or javadoc because they aren't linked to the class files. The first thing I mentioned seems like a bug... does anyone know if this is the intended behavior? For the other issue, is there any way you know of I can work around the IDE not picking up the sources/javadoc when it is contained in a seperate module library from the class jars without having to manually add it myself? Thanks in advance, -Jonathan
