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Am 09.12.2009 um 09:10 schrieb Stephen Connolly:
Should be possible to add a mojo to the maven-dependency-plugin to scan for
duplicate classes in scope XYZ... that would be the major indicator.
Of course you'd need include/excludes... and ignores... and failure mode
control probably want
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Hi Brian,
Brian Fox wrote at Mittwoch, 9. Dezember 2009 04:44:
No but when projects move group or artifactIds, they are supposed to
create a pom with relocation info in it, then Maven is able to mediate
the conflicts.
Apart from relocation, Mirko's idea is quite interesting in case some
Should be possible to add a mojo to the maven-dependency-plugin to scan for
duplicate classes in scope XYZ... that would be the major indicator.
Of course you'd need include/excludes... and ignores... and failure mode
control probably want a report as well... can you file a JIRA for it...
if
No but when projects move group or artifactIds, they are supposed to
create a pom with relocation info in it, then Maven is able to mediate
the conflicts.
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Mirko Friedenhagen
mirko-li...@friedenhagen.de wrote:
Hello,
sometimes dependencies change their groupId
Hello,
sometimes dependencies change their groupId (e.g. commons-io and
org.apache.commons or spring vs. org.springframwork). Maven now has no
chance(?!) to detect duplicate JARs with different versions during dependency
resolution and puts jars with different versions in a war. In the end you
