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Nicolas Lalevée commented on IVYDE-26:
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Setting up file watcher will be quite complicated technically, it would involve
quite deeply patching some Ivy code to know which file exactly to watch.
Actually I am considering the solution of parsing the ivy settings every time
it is needed because it is cheap in term of cpu. This only draw back of a such
solution is when the ivy settings file is on some network: file retrieving can
be quite slow... and that slowness could be also quite annoying if some file
watchin is setup.
So probably the simpler would be to always reload the settings, and add an
option in the UI to only load it on demand.
> ivyconf.properties load issue in eclipse
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> Key: IVYDE-26
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-26
> Project: IvyDE
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Environment: Configured IvyDe. and ivy 1.3.1 Eclipse 3.2
> Reporter: Michel Tiemens
> Assignee: Xavier Hanin
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 2.0.0.final
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> I have got IvyDe and Ivy working in a relatively small project.
> I use the folowing properties in my ivyconf.properties
> - development.dir=/prive/development/ontw
> - workspace.dir=/pslagdigi
> using them in:
> - ivy.shared.default.root=/common-repository/shared
> I now noticed the issue that when I change the workspace.dir variable for
> instance IvyDe tries to resolve the artifacts using my old workspace.dir
> value. It is after I restart my workspace I get the correct behaviour.
> It might be an improvement to have a refresh configuration option in the
> ivyde plugin's configuration.
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