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Nicolas Lalevée commented on IVYDE-366:
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This seems nice.
This will change the error reporting for existing users though. I would prefer
an option in "SettingsSetup" about "ignore missing property files".
And the check of the missing file should be rather be done in
CachedIvy.createIvySettings(), since the actual location of the property file
is computed there.
> "Unrecognized variables in the Ivy settings file
> ${workspace_loc:ProjectA/ivysettings.xml}" when property file not exists
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> Key: IVYDE-366
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-366
> Project: IvyDE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: classpath container
> Affects Versions: 2.2.0.final
> Reporter: Reto Stadler
> Attachments: org.apache.IVYDE-366.patch
>
>
> Under Preferences -> Ivy -> Settings I set the "Ivy settings path:" which
> exists and under "Property files:" two property files.
> The property files are configured as:
> ${workspace_loc:ProjectA/global.properties}
> ${workspace_loc:ProjectA/local.properties}
> The first property file exists. The second one not. I need this behaviour
> because we share this settings in our company and some developer need the
> local.properties to override properties.
> Because Eclipse could not substitute the property config
> ${workspace_loc:ProjectA/local.properties} so an "Unrecognized variables in
> the Ivy settings file ${workspace_loc:ProjectA/ivysettings.xml}" error. When
> I set the property file as ${workspace_loc:ProjectA}/local.properties I get
> no error but an "File not found" in an other class.
> I fixed this issue and attached an patch.
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