| Issue 17: | Ivy auto-resolve should be an option | |
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Environment : ivybeans 1.1 M1, netbeans 6.5 RC2 , Windows XP , jdk N/A Description : Whenever I start Netbeans, all my Ivy Enabled projects attempt to resolve. I would like Auto-resolving, upon Netbeans start up and save of ivy.xml, to be an option in the Project Properties. |
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Nov 16, 2008
I am not sure I will implement it. Because, the classpathprovider depends on that ivy resolution. Why do you want that issue ? Performance ?
Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement Affect-1.1-M1
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Nov 18, 2008
There are a few reasons why I think this plugin could benefit from this. Performance is one. Netbeans already loads up relatively slowly and for my projects, probably others as well, I saved and resolved the night before, I see no reason to resolve when I log in just so that ivy can resolve again when I make changes and build my project again later. Also, a user can be in the course of making several changes to an ivy.xml file (especially upon first configuring a Project for ivy, in my case). I myself might tend to save my file before I'm ready for it to resolve; I often save a file before switching to another file, perhaps to look up whatever jars I might need. It can be frustrating for ivy to resolve automatically each time I save ivy.xml (and have errors then show up in my project that I have to open and save each file in my project, from issue 13 ). I think it would be improper to force a particular usage on the user if not necessary. I think it's a great plugin, so far! Just trying to help! :) |
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Nov 18, 2008
Thanks alot for the compliment and all your feed back. It really helps. A compromise can be : - Always trigger an ivy resolution while opening the project. The CPProvider should be well "feed" at least once. - make optional the resolution on save of ivy.xml or the settings file.
Status: Accepted
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Nov 18, 2008
Yeah, that should be fine. |
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Jan 18, 2009
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Status: Started
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Feb 01, 2009
Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\IvyLibraryController.java Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\customizer\Bundle.properties Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\customizer\CompositeCategoryProviderImpl.java Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\customizer\CustomizerIvy.form Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\customizer\CustomizerIvy.java Sending D:\scm\svn\code.google\ivybeans\trunk\ivybeans\ivy-module\src\com\googlecode\ivybeans\module\customizer\IvyLibraryUi.java Transmitting file data ...... Committed revision 236.
Status: Fixed
Labels: Fix-1.1-M2 |
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