Igor,
thanks for the quick response. My comments are embedded down below.
On 12/4/2008 1:24 PM, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
Max,
Tycho does not directly support packaging distributions at the moment.
We have this on our todo list, but it has not been
prioritized/scheduled yet.
Couple of things you may want to try.
Have you considered using eclipse rcp application to define all
bundles your distribution needs? It is not as convenient, but you
should be able to add all required relatively easy.
Yes, but I really would like to stay away from this.
Also, Tycho injects Eclipse/OSGi into maven model and theory
maven-dependency-plugin is expected to work. I just checked that
dependency:tree does work, at least for a sample eclipse-plugin
project. I can look at copy-dependencies goals if you want (I'd need
a sample project, though).
It works for immediate (OSGi) dependencies, but not transitively.
BTW, the (OSGi) dependencies are reported to be of scope 'system' by
dependency:tree.
Sorry, but this is the best I can offer at the moment.
Sure. No problem.
-Max
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Regards,
Igor
Max Spring wrote:
I want to create a "distribution" of a set of Eclipse plugins which I
build with Tycho.
Ideally Tycho could sweep all artifacts transitively following all
dependencies.
It appears to me that Tycho & maven-dependency-plugin (using the
copy-dependencies goal) don't do that.
How can I still do what I want?
Thanks!
-Max
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