Hello all, I am in the process of adjusting our company's build process to host our artifacts in an internal Maven repository. I have an ivysettings.xml file with two resolvers: a 'download' ibiblio resolver pointed to our repository, and a URL resolver that PUTs the built artifacts in the repository after compilation. Both resolvers point to a Maven repository hosted locally on port 8080, and the file also has a credentials element for the host`localhost:8080`.
However, Ant/Ivy errors out in this configuration, and I can see from logs that it is not using my credentials to authenticate to the server at port 8080. I fixed this issue by editing the host attribute of the credentials element to exclude the port number, simply writing host="localhost" rather than host="localhost:8080". While this behaviour does align with the technical meaning of "hostname" as a server located at an IP address (or several), to me it is counterintuitive as it implies that Ivy cannot access different URLs on the same host unless identical credentials are used for both. Is this a bug? If not, is there any way to specify credentials for each resolver with better-than-hostname granularity? Thanks, Alex Galvin
