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Adrien Lecharpentier commented on IVY-1352:
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Thanks for the information. I will look into the CUDFParser registration.
For your questions, I implement this CUDF Resolver to be able to read cudf
dependency management output that I'm also developping in Archiva. So yes it is
for a repository that is able to generate cudf and also to have a more readable
format than xml. Also, cudf is not specific to a language, so it is possible to
use it with C, .NET, Java...
For the documentation about the cudf properties, you can have some really good
documentations: http://www.mancoosi.org/cudf/. If you look into the tests, you
can found some basic cudf files. Mainly, xx properties are really important.
For module/dependency description, you have package (name of the dependency,
here its organisation%3aname), version (cudf version only understand integers).
We added type (jar, pom, osgi..) and the 'number' (ivy/maven version of the
dependency). The preambule describe the customized properties.
I will fixe the code with your recommendations and make another patch. I forget
to mention that the patch is made with a git diff.
> New resolver using CUDF format
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>
> Key: IVY-1352
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1352
> Project: Ivy
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Adrien Lecharpentier
> Attachments: cudf-resolver.patch
>
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> I developed a resolver for ivy using a cudf input format to determine the
> dependencies of a module.
> The CUDF format is used by debian packet management. It is a plain text
> file/stream which describes dependencies of a module, using a specific
> version format (only integer). It is fully upgradable/customizable.
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