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From: Maarten Coene <maarten_coene@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Re: 'transitive' attribute doesn't seem to work
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It looks like a bug to me, can you enter a JIRA issue?=0A=0Aregards,=0AMaar=
ten=0A=0A----- Original Message ----=0AFrom: Dmitriy Korobskiy <dk.root@ver=
izon.net>=0ATo: easyproglife <easyproglife@gmail.com>; Dmitriy Korobskiy <d=
k.root@verizon.net>=0ACc: ivy-user <ivy-user@incubator.apache.org>=0ASent: =
Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:14:21 PM=0ASubject: Re: Re: 'transitive' attr=
ibute doesn't seem to work=0A=0AHello,=0A=0AI have looked on your project. =
First of all, I need to correct myself. Our project is using transitive=3D"=
false" on dependencies in Ivy files, and we are using plain <resolve>. We a=
re not using <retrieve> at all.=0A=0ABy looking at your project, it looks l=
ike your problem is that resolve has been already done, so retrieve does no=
t do it again and simply uses the results of the last resolve which, I beli=
eve, is done by design.=0A=0AOne option for you would be to move transitive=
 attribute to resolve. Another would be to get rid of resolve whatsoever - =
the retrieve would trigger an automatic resolve.=0A=0ADK=0A=0A>From: easypr=
oglife <easyproglife@gmail.com>=0A>Date: 2006/11/16 Thu PM 01:32:22 CST=0A>=
To: Dmitriy Korobskiy <dk.root@verizon.net>=0A>Subject: Re: 'transitive' at=
tribute doesn't seem to work=0A=0A>See attached.=0A>=0A>Instructions:=0A>go=
to directory 'a' and run ant.=0A>goto directory 'b' and run ant.=0A>goto di=
rectory 'c' and run ant.=0A>=0A>In directory c/imported I would expect only=
 'b' because I have asked for non-transitive retrieve.=0A>=0A>Well, I have =
just looked in the docs and saw that 'transitive=3D"no"' should be on the r=
esolve not on the retrieve.=0A>=0A>I don't understand. I want to first retr=
ieve transitively and then to retrieve non-transitively to another director=
y. It looks impossible with one resolve.=0A>=0A>If so, I wonder what the 't=
ransitive' attribute on the RETRIEVE is useful for? The RESOLVE 'transitive=
' attribute is the one who decides.=0A>=0A>I am getting confused :-(=0A>=0A=
>=0A>Xavier? Maybe you can me?=0A>=0A>On 11/16/06, Dmitriy Korobskiy <dkroo=
t1@gmail.com> wrote:easyproglife,=0A>=0A>e> Hi.=0A>=0A>e> Has anyone tried =
using the retrieve Ant task with 'transitive=3D"false"'=0A>e> attribute?=0A=
>=0A>e> I have a project C depends on B and B depends on A.=0A>=0A>e> In pr=
oject C I am trying to retrieve B "non-transitively" but it still gives=0A>=
e> me A's stuff.=0A>=0A>e> Any idea?=0A>e> (Has this feature been tested? I=
f yes, what JUnit class?)=0A>=0A>Hi,=0A>=0A>we are using it on our project =
in quite a few cases. It works for us just fine. We=0A>started at Ivy 1.3 a=
nd are using Ivy 1.4 now.=0A>=0A>If you send your Ivy file(s) (and configur=
ation), this lits can collectively try to figure out what's=0A>going wrong.=
=0A>=0A>Dmitriy <1-127-441 @ICQ, DKroot @Skype, DKroot1 @AIM, dkroot1_at_gm=
ail_dot_com @Google Talk>=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A =0A___________________=
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