And if A -> B -> D1.0 and
-> C -> D2.0
who wins?
Carlos Sanchez said:
> No, closest in the dependency graph means that the deepest dep is
> overriden
>
> If A -> B -> C1.0 and A -> C2.0
> then C2.0 wins because id closer to your project (A)
>
> On 2/28/06, Ralph Goers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Carlos Sanchez said:
>> > To be clear:
>> > You never have two artifacts in the classpath with same
>> > groupId:artifactId, maven uses the "nearer" version always, which is
>> > the one closest to your project in the transitive dependency graph,
>> > not the most recent version.
>>
>> Is that the same as saying it uses the first one it happens to run
>> across?
>> If dependencies are reordered in the parent could that cause a change
>> in
>> which version is used?
>>
>> Of course, this can't guarantee that two projects built separately with
>> maven will actually use the same dependencies, which is really where the
>> problem stems from.
>>
>> Ralph
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