Can anyone point me to a working example of where one Ivy file extends from
another? I've tried, but am stumped.
I have 3 Ivy files:
ivy.xml: organisation="foo" module="bar" - I use this to retrieve
stuff from keystone#schema
ivy-bar.xml: organisation="keystone" module="schema" - This uses
info's "extends" element to include keystone#conf
ivy-conf.xml: organisation="keystone" module="conf"
I keep getting the error (my cache is located in /some/path/cache):
WARN: Unable to parse included ivy
file ../ivy.xml: /some/path/cache/org/ivy.xml (No such file or directory)
in file:/some/path/cache/org/ivy.xml
Without using info's "extends" element, everything works fine.
This confuses me for many reasons:
I don't use relative paths anywhere, i.e., I don't use "../" to
reference anything.
I don't have any files that rely on loading "ivy.xml". I can start
and run much of the retrieve target fine, so ivy.xml is valid. If I
use extends "location" attribute and specify "ivy-conf.xml" directly,
then I get almost the same error, just with "ivy.xml" replaced by
"ivy-conf.xml".
/some/path/cache/org/ivy.xml really doesn't exist and never will.
I'm not sure why it is looking there.
I've tried setting extendType="configurations", but it had no affect.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Mark Maxey
