Archie Cobbs wrote:
This is really an ant question, not an ivy question (I say that for
clarification, not to be annoying :-)
The simplest way would be to set some property "jar.published" in your jar
task (via ) and then make your publish task conditional on
this property being set (e.g., via )
Mitch Gitman wrote:
David, forgive me beforehand for answering your question (A) with another
question and then (B) by sidestepping it.
Could you clarify what you mean by "local repository"? I think in the usual
Ivy parlance, this means local to an individual developer's machine. Do you
mean loc
This is really an ant question, not an ivy question (I say that for
clarification, not to be annoying :-)
The simplest way would be to set some property "jar.published" in your jar
task (via ) and then make your publish task conditional on
this property being set (e.g., via ). I might have the syn
David, forgive me beforehand for answering your question (A) with another
question and then (B) by sidestepping it.
Could you clarify what you mean by "local repository"? I think in the usual
Ivy parlance, this means local to an individual developer's machine. Do you
mean local to your machine or
If I have no changes to my source code or ivy.xml, my build will do nothing
EXCEPT that the "publish" task still wants to push them to the local
repository.
In order to get the build to not fail, I have to set overwrite to "true".
My guess is I am missing something here. My "publish" task depen
