Le 10 nov. 2011 à 21:38, David Goblirsch a écrit : > Marcel Bruch wrote: >> Hi ivy-users, >> >> we are currently setting up a large code repository for OSGI bundles. Goal >> of this work is to create recommendations models for Eclipse Code >> Recommenders intelligent code completion, code search, and extdocs platform >> (see http://eclipse.org/recommenders and >> http://code-recommenders.blogpost.com for details). The OSGI bundles will be >> collected from public available Eclipse Update Sites and should be stored >> locally using a Maven/Ivy like directory structure. After the sites have >> been copied, several analyses will be run to extract information such as >> frequent usage patterns, common code snippets etc. >> >> I just learned that since 2.3. Ivy has support for dealing with OSGI >> dependencies such as import packages etc. which is really big news! Since >> documentation is a bit rare yet, I'd like to ask you for little information >> what can be done with Ivy 2.3: >> >> 1. Is it supported to copy/mirror an Eclipse P2 repository into a local Ivy >> repository? >> 2. Is there a simply way to create an Ivy file from an existing OSGI-bundle >> manifest? >> 3. How well is resolving OSGI dependencies supported? Are there any known >> limitations I should be aware? >> >> Thanks a lot, >> Marcel >> > > is there a release plan for ivy 2.3 ? IvyDE 2.2 ?
There has been no discussion about doing a release on the dev list. Nothing planed. About IvyDE, speaking only for myself, I think we should do one soon. I'll to suggest to the developer community to do a beta release once some few tasks will be accomplished (change the setup of the eclipse updatesite, some doc and do some basic functionally wide testing). Nicolas
