Hi Nathan
Nathan Franzen wrote:
I had a similar(?) problem and realized my difficulty was that the "ext" attribute does
not default to "*".
So I have
<exclude type="source" ext="*"/> <!-- must specify ext="*" or else it defaults to
same value as "type" -->
<exclude type="javadoc" ext="*"/>
Could well be, but as Archie has so promptly fixed the problem in the
repository, its difficult to test it! Thanks for the suggestion, though,
and I'll try and replicate the problem later.
Alan
Not sure that this is related to your question however.
-Nate
-----Original Message-----
From: Alan Chaney [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 21 April 2010 10:30
To: [email protected]
Subject: problems with ivyroundup and oro and 'exclude'
Hi
I've been trying to use ivy roundup to get cobertura. This has a
dependency upon apache oro. Sadly, the site referenced in the packager
file (http://www.urlstructure.com) appears to be dead. So I thought I'd
simply exclude oro from the dependency by going:
<dependency org="net.sourceforge.cobertura" name="cobertura"
rev="1.9+" conf="test->default">
<exclude name="oro" />
</dependency>
and that I'd manually add an oro from somewhere else (and file a bug
report on ivyroundup)
The above didn't seem to work - and I tried a number of variations. I
kept getting messages saying:
download failed: org.apache.oro#oro;2.0.8!javadoc.zip(javadoc)
it didn't seem to matter what other options I put in there - I was
always getting the javadoc thing.
In the end, I've just switched to transitive="true" and manually added
both dependencies, but I still don't understand why the exclude doesn't
work.
This is with Ivy 2.1.0 IvyDE 2.0.0-final and Eclipse 3.5.2
TIA
Alan Chaney
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