On 21/02/10 8:01 PM, Paul Speed wrote:
I'm wondering if there is an option where -n will still work even if
gradle fails to download all of the dependencies.
There isn't, but this is a good idea. Could you add a JIRA issue for this?
I had an issue yesterday where I was trying to track down why my
project was pulling in certain odd maven modules but I didn't have
their custom repositories in my repo set. I never was really sure
which configuration they belonged to and so just filtered them out of
everything.
Later I started to wonder if there is a way to get -n to work anyway
and somehow report that the jars are missing (ie: the dependency tree
stops but is not really terminated).
-Paul
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