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Xavier Hanin commented on IVY-741:
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OK, so I think this is not an issue, the change in report you want will be a 
side effect of the changes in IVY-740. But since we will now have more 
information in metadata, I suggest keeping this issue to actually improve the 
metadata when normal resolve mode is used, to display the original version 
contraint as I suggest in my previous comment. 

Does it make sense?

> Enhance report task such that dependency graphs can show the original 
> constraint rule on graph edges and resolved specific revision number on graph 
> nodes
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: IVY-741
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-741
>             Project: Ivy
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: Shawn Castrianni
>
> After IVY-739 is resolved, ivy will have new metadata that keeps the 
> "original constraint rule" metadata in published/delivered ivy files.  This 
> can be used to enhance the report task.  Right now, if you run the report, 
> you can see the dependency constraint rules for the direct dependencies of 
> the module you are reporting on, but all of the indirect (transitive) 
> dependencies are hardcoded to their specific resolved revision numbers.  
> Having this extra metadata could allow the report task to put the original 
> dependency constraint rules on all the edges in the graph and the resolved 
> specific revision numbers inside all of the nodes like it has now.  In my 
> opinion, that is a better report of the dependencies of a module.  It shows 
> the constraint rule used and the actual revision found for all nodes in the 
> graph.

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