Hi
I use the standard bit of code to get all the transitively-resolved
artifacts from a project :
Artifact art2 = .... some artifact in the repository ...
resolver.resolve(art2, remoteRepositories, localRepository);
MavenProject pomProject = mavenProjectBuilder.buildFromRepository(
art2, remoteRepositories, localRepository );
Set artifacts = pomProject.createArtifacts( artifactFactory, null, null);
ArtifactFilter filter = null;
ArtifactResolutionResult arr = resolver.resolveTransitively(artifacts,
art2, localRepository, remoteRepositories, artifactMetadataSource,
filter);
Set resartifacts = arr.getArtifacts();
This is good - BUT - I get different results in the resartifacts set
if I'm running in the reactor to when I'm not (!)
If I run in the reactor, some of the transitive dependencies have
already been seen by maven. So if I print out all the dependencies, I
get some entries
like this:
Artifact: active project artifact:
artifact = com.blah.modules:blah-services:jar:1.0-SNAPSHOT:compile;
project: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this project (com.blah...), there are <exclude> nodes specified.
They seem obeyed in this instance
When I run out-of-reactor, I (of course) don't get an 'active project
artifact', just a plain one.
*However*. It seems that the excludes haven't been honoured (or, they
haven't been honoured correctly).
Is there any oddity around how resolution in these instances are
supposed to operate?
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