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John Casey commented on MECLIPSE-284:
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Can you please provide any changes as a unified diff, so we can isolate the
changed lines? This works much better as these files age, and gives us a much
more focused idea of what you've done.
Also, please provide some sort of test case that will fail prior to your fix,
and pass afterwards.
> Transitive dependencies with scope provided should not be part of .classpath
> file
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> Key: MECLIPSE-284
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MECLIPSE-284
> Project: Maven 2.x Eclipse Plugin
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: dependency resolution
> Affects Versions: 2.3
> Environment: Windows XP
> Reporter: Jan Dieckmann
> Attachments: AbstractIdeSupportMojo.java
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> We are using the maven eclipse plugin and it does a very good job for us.
> Úsing the plugin we now have the pom's as the sole source for all .classpath
> and .project files in our multi module project. We really appreciate this
> solution. The maven eclipse plugin does a lot for us .. actually it does too
> much.
> Some of our dependencies have a scope of "provided". The default maven
> behaviour is to ignore those items when transitive dependencies are resolved.
> The plugin's behaviour is different and there is no configuration to switch
> to the default behaviour. At least we did not find one. As a result our
> .classpath files have a lot of unnecessary references to jar files.
> We changed the class AbstractIdeSupportMojo.java to get rid of dispensable
> jars. The inner class IVUScopeFilter does the job. This class is used in the
> method call artifactCollector.collect().
> Is there something we missed or should the plugin be changed in a way we did?
> best regards
> Jan Dieckmann
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