yes it did:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-565
was the ticket and patch.
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Kris Bravo
Corridor Software, Inc.
http://www.corridor-software.us
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John Casey commented on MNG-556:
I thought I saw a fix for this go flying by in the commit emails. I'll verify
and fix if it hasn't already been done.
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*checks pockets*
Not yet. Finishing up the xmlbeans plugin right now. But I'll add one to
the ticket later today.
In the mean time, what should I look for to determine if the
@requiresDependencyResolution tag is present? I want to be certain the
exception is only thrown if it isn't set and not whe
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Emmanuel Venisse commented on MNG-556:
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do you have a patch?
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> Key: MNG-556
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Trygve Laugstol commented on MNG-556:
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Throwing a exception instead of silently ignoring it is definitely a better
solution.
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Corridor Software Developer commented on MNG-556:
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Ran into this as well while developing a plugin, only it was caused by not
having @requiresDependencyResolution in the