But I want the cookie! All works if I change it to "latest.integration", and even if I change it to "latest.milestone", but neither is what I really want. Having a status of "integration" means that it is till evolving and is the result of my continuous , having a status of "milestone" means that is is somewhat more stable (an iterative, internal release) but is not quite ready for public consumption. Having a status of "release" means that version is fully ready for public consumption. So I really want to control which version of a dependency I get by whether I specify "integration", "milestone", or "release" as the "latest" status. This way I don't have to be concerned with what the version number actually is.
I still feel like there is some fundamental understanding of Ivy that I am sorely missing. After a couple of months of experimentation, it feels to me like it is quite temperamental; I make what I think are very subtle changes and I get dramatically different results in ways that I really don't expect. It is beginning to make me feel like my neurons are mutating into morons. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated as I have many team members that are dependent on this stuff working in a predictable manner. alan On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 10:14 AM, David Haynes <david.dhc...@gmail.com>wrote: > Try 'latest.integration' instead of 'latest.release'. >
