At the moment I have this configuration: build.xml: <!-- Ivy settings start--> <condition property=\"ivy.home\" value=\"${env.IVY_HOME}\">
I am trying to use ant + ivy together. This is what I have done so far. I have just the ant file build.xml, which I edited, to download ivy jar file.
I\'ve just started using Ivy, and I\'m really struggling as I\'ve found the documentation and tutorials on the Apache site to be very confusing and not relevant to how I want to use it.
I have 2 projects, but Apache Ivy is not able to detect dependency from one to other (I am doing something wrong, but I am not able to see what it is)
\"Build automatically\" in Eclipse is a handy feature. However, it\'s painful when I try to do the following workflow:
According to Ivy documentation dependency with changing=\"true\" means the module can change even if the revision is the same. This is useful especially for integration.
Our main problem is this: We have two ivy repositories and we want them to be mirrors of each other.So anytime we publish an artifact, we want the artifacts to go to both repositories.We previously on
Just discovered strange behavior of Ant Ivy cache and want to ensure that is not a bug but was implemented by intention.
I\'m learning how to augment my build with Ivy using a \"brute force\" method of just trying to get a few sample projects up and running.I\'ve poured over the official docs and read several online tut
Maven repositories, like Maven Repository offer the widest range of projects for dependency management.
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