Please try below in ivy.xml not in ivysettings.xml as it works for me.
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this?
According to Ivy's documentation (*), I should be able to plugin a
conflict-manager named all [1]. So I gave this settings file a try:
== ivysettings.xml ==
ivysettings
conflict-managers
all /
/conflict-managers
/ivysettings
This gave me the somewhat
a try:
== ivysettings.xml ==
ivysettings
conflict-managers
all /
/conflict-managers
/ivysettings
This gave me the somewhat unexpected error:
*Exception in thread main java.text.ParseException: failed to load
settings from file:settings.xml: no appropriate method found for adding
-
but that's another story).
How can I do this?
According to Ivy's documentation (*), I should be able to plugin a
conflict-manager named all [1]. So I gave this settings file a try:
== ivysettings.xml ==
ivysettings
conflict-managers
all /
/conflict-managers
/ivysettings
is
for it to resolve conflicts by always just taking the latest revision.
Setting “latest-revision” to the default conflict manager in the
ivysettings.xml does not work. Is there any way to override the conflict
managers defined in the ivy.xml?
Thanks!
manager in the ivysettings.xml does
not work. Is there any way to override the conflict managers defined in the
ivy.xml?
Thanks!
: Conflict managers - using revConstraints?
I have some questions about conflict managers...
Here's my situation
- Module A has a dependency to Spring revision [2.0.2, )... essentially
indicating that it can use version 2.0.2 or later of Spring.
- Module A is published to a shared
I have some questions about conflict managers...
Here's my situation
- Module A has a dependency to Spring revision [2.0.2, )... essentially
indicating that it can use version 2.0.2 or later of Spring.
- Module A is published to a shared repository, and the revision is
set to 2.5.6
