I have a plugin that was donated to me from a customer that needs to be
turned into an enforcer rule...it does exactly what you're looking for.
-Original Message-
From: Dan Fabulich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 12:18 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Failing the build on dep convergence problems
This seems like a common/obvious request but a bit of googling didn't
turn
it up. At my work we're using the Dependency Convergence report to
detect
dependency conflicts. We'd like to fail the build if we don't have 100%
dependency convergence on that report.
I had hoped that I'd be able to do this using maven-dependency-plugin,
but
it's not obvious how to get it to do that. The "analyze-dep-mgt" is
sort-of what I want, but not exactly, since I'm concerned about sibling
conflicts as well as conflicts with the root POM's dependencyManagement
section.
(And anyway, I seem to be having problems with analyze-dep-mgt; when
ignoreDirect is enabled it complains about dependency problems that I
don't see in the Dependency Convergence report, and that don't show up
with dependency:tree -Dverbose.)
The Dependency Convergence report doesn't use maven-dependency-plugin,
does it? How does it work? Can I make my build fail when that report
says < 100%?
-Dan
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