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Jawher Moussa commented on IVYDE-214:
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bq. Also, are you sure you're using the same settings in both cases?
Um, you nailed it ! Indeed, it wasn't the same config used in both cases, and
the one used by IvyD didn't include the local repository.
Thanks for pointing this out, and sorry, my bad.
=> Invalid !
> IvyDE resolver doesn't automatically pick up newly added artifacts to the
> local repository
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>
> Key: IVYDE-214
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-214
> Project: IvyDE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0.final
> Environment: Linux, Eclipse RCP 3.5.1, Apache IvyDE
> 2.0.0.final-200907011148-RELEASE
> Reporter: Jawher Moussa
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> - Try to add a new artifact to the local repository. For example, I placed
> swt.jar in /home/djo/.ivy2/local/org.eclipse/swt.gtk/3.5.1/jars
> - Add a dependecy to this artifact in ivy.xml inside an eclipse project
> (already associated with an ivy classpath container) : for example :
> <dependency org="org.eclipse" name="swt.gtk" rev="3.5.1">
> - Execute the resolve action
> It will complain that it cannot resolve this dependency.
> The exact same case works perfectly well with vanilla Ant/Ivy.
> For instance, if I add the dependency <dependency org="org.eclipse"
> name="swt.gtk" rev="3.5.1"> to ivy.xml in
> apache-ivy-2.1.0/src/example/hello-ivy and then execute 'ant', the swt.jar
> artifact will get picked.
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