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Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2008 13:33:50 +0200
From: Brian Matzon <matzon@certus.dk>
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Subject: Dynamic revisions fails
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I am having a hard time getting dynamic revisions to work from our local 
repo.

The setup uses multiple resolvers in the form of local (filesystem), 
internal(sft/http), external(http), chained in the same order
I can compile a module (1.0.0) and publish to local with no issues. I 
can also install from the local repo to the internal (via sftp resolver).

I then nuke all references to the module in the local repo and cache.

When I try to resolve dependencies for another project using the default 
chain resolver (local->internal) nothing works. My dependency specifies 
rev=1.0.+ which is looked up exactly as is - no changing of the + symbol.

If I then install from the internal repo to local - every thing works 
perfectly.

So, I think it has to do with the url resolver not supporting dynamic 
revisions, however the documentations says:
*Handle latest:** *yes with http urls (and apache server) and with file 
urls, no with other urls

I am using http urls and an apache server - so not sure whats going on?

(and not sure how apache magically copes with the ivy syntax when doing 
lookups?)

-- 
Brian Matzon
Certus


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