Re: How does maven resolve cyclic dependendencies/how should the verbose depenedency:tree display them

The maven dependency tree page says "in verbose mode the dependency tree shows dependencies that were omitted for: ... introducing a cycle into the dependency tree" so I think we

Re: How does maven resolve cyclic dependendencies/how should the verbose depenedency:tree display them

A build should fail/be aborted in such a case so not sure the plugin needs to support it Romain Manni-Bucau @rmannibucau | Blog | Old Blog | Github | LinkedIn

Re: How does maven resolve cyclic dependendencies/how should the verbose depenedency:tree display them

Context: Ian is writing code for the maven-dependency plugin to reintroduce the verbose tree option we lost in 3.0. On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 3:35 AM Anders Hammar wrote: > > Wrong list. Use the users list for usage questions. This list is for > developing Maven. > > /Anders (mobile) > > Den lör

Re: How does maven resolve cyclic dependendencies/how should the verbose depenedency:tree display them

Wrong list. Use the users list for usage questions. This list is for developing Maven. /Anders (mobile) Den lör 18 juli 2020 00:17Ian Lavallee skrev: > If I have Projects A, B, C with A depends on B, B depends on C, C depends > on A does maven still include one of each A, B, C? > > Should the

How does maven resolve cyclic dependendencies/how should the verbose depenedency:tree display them

If I have Projects A, B, C with A depends on B, B depends on C, C depends on A does maven still include one of each A, B, C? Should the tree output be as below: Project-groupId:Project-Artifact \- A \- B \- C \- A (omitted due to cycle) If this isn't correct what is the