with apache ivy 2.2.0
would like to have two types of repositories.
an official one that publishes revisions that look like 3.0-r456 (the -rNNN
is a subversion rev value)
and a local one the publishes revisions that look like 3.0-rL (or something
like this type of "changing" revision)
the local repository is to be in a chain resolver ahead of the official one
for "local" builds.
all our ivy.xml dependencies use a "dynamic" revision to resolve to for
matching: 3.0-r+
we seem to have trouble making the local published ivy/artifacts abide by a
TTL value. i.e. we want to have local published stuff we able to timeout
after a couple days of inactivity.
but
every time we resolve in a local build we always get the 3.0-rL revision
from local repository even when TTL should have expired -- for eg 1ms
<caches>
<cache name="publicCache" basedir="${mse.ivy.cache.dir}">
<ttl revision="3.0-r$L" duration="1ms" />
</cache>
</caches>
first we tried a changing revision for the local resolver:
<filesystem name="local" checkmodified="true" changingPattern="3.0-rL"
changingMatcher="exact">
...
</filesystem>
then we tried above without changingPattern and changingMatcher and did not
help.
So, anyone know what it takes to do this?
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