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ReactiveX / RxGroovy

RxJava bindings for Groovy
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Make groovy dependency explicit or "provided" #2

Closed perbergland closed 8 years ago

perbergland commented 10 years ago

The current dependency compile 'org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-all:2.+' causes us troubles in our gradle builds as it brings in arbitrary versions of groovy (currently 2.4.0-beta3). Since gradle doesn't support maven dependency exclusions, it's hard for us to build a library with rxgroovy and get the dependencies to work out - we would have to specify a forced groovy version in each leaf project to get it to work.

Suggestions: Specify an explicit groovy version that you have compiled and tested against. You could also make the dependency "provided" to have it not appear in the published pom file as per various solutions described in https://issues.gradle.org/browse/GRADLE-784

ZacSweers commented 10 years ago

Could you not do something like this?

compile 'org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-all:2.+' {
    exclude group: 'org.codehaus.groovy'
}
perbergland commented 9 years ago

It used to be that excluded transitive dependencies in gradle weren't kept in dependencies down the road, but it could be that has been fixed in recent gradle versions to actually include exclusions in the generated pom file for maven publishing.

perbergland commented 8 years ago

Too old - closing it now