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Pavel Savara updated IVY-1001:
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Description:
I have multimodule solution.
I wanted to save myself from repeating module name on two places so I replaced
name of module in ivy.xml with ${ant.project.name}, which is related to
build.xml in module.
<info
organisation="net.sf.robocode"
module="${ant.project.name}"
status="integration"/>
After such change, ivy:buildlist is giving wrong order of modules and no
warning.
I will attach zip with example of such behavior.
I have following dependencies:
robocode.api<-robocode.core<-robocode.battle
When you run any toplevel task which includes ivy:buildlist i.e. clean, you
will get following (alphabetical?) order
robocode.api
robocode.battle
robocode.core
Which is wrong, because battle depends on core.
If you visit robocode.core\ivy.xml and replace
module="${ant.project.name}"
with
module="robocode.core"
Everything is fixed and you get correct order.
I spend 4 hours until I found what's wrong :-(
As well because it was my first serious attempt to use Ivy so I was no learning
curve same time.
I think we need fix it if it is bug, or document that ant properties are not OK
in Ivy files and warn user if possible.
was:
I have multimodule solution.
I wanted to save myself from repeating module name on two places so I replaced
name of module in ivy.xml with ${ant.project.name}, which is related to
build.xml in module.
<info
organisation="net.sf.robocode"
module="${ant.project.name}"
status="integration"/>
After such change, ivy:buildlist is giving wrong order of modules and no
warning.
I will attach zip with example of such behavior.
I have following dependencies:
robocode.api<-robocode.core<-robocode.battle
When you run any toplevel task which includes ivy:buildlist i.e. clean, you
will get following (alphabetical?) order
robocode.api
robocode.battle
robocode.core
Which is wrong, because battle depends on core.
If you visit robocode.core\ivy.xml and replace
module="${ant.project.name}"
with
module="robocode.core"
Everything is fixed and you get correct order.
I spend 4 hours until I found what's wrong :-(
> ivy:buildlist is not ordering modules properly when module name is defined as
> ${ant.project.name}
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>
> Key: IVY-1001
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1001
> Project: Ivy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0-RC2
> Environment: windows vista
> Reporter: Pavel Savara
> Attachments: projects.zip
>
>
> I have multimodule solution.
> I wanted to save myself from repeating module name on two places so I
> replaced name of module in ivy.xml with ${ant.project.name}, which is related
> to build.xml in module.
> <info
> organisation="net.sf.robocode"
> module="${ant.project.name}"
> status="integration"/>
> After such change, ivy:buildlist is giving wrong order of modules and no
> warning.
> I will attach zip with example of such behavior.
> I have following dependencies:
> robocode.api<-robocode.core<-robocode.battle
> When you run any toplevel task which includes ivy:buildlist i.e. clean, you
> will get following (alphabetical?) order
> robocode.api
> robocode.battle
> robocode.core
> Which is wrong, because battle depends on core.
> If you visit robocode.core\ivy.xml and replace
> module="${ant.project.name}"
> with
> module="robocode.core"
> Everything is fixed and you get correct order.
> I spend 4 hours until I found what's wrong :-(
> As well because it was my first serious attempt to use Ivy so I was no
> learning curve same time.
> I think we need fix it if it is bug, or document that ant properties are not
> OK in Ivy files and warn user if possible.
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