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Gradle plugin that loads dependencies according to Ivy dependency files
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Allow non-default configurations #6

Open robryals opened 12 years ago

robryals commented 12 years ago

The plugin currently only works if you have a "default" configuration, and that is the only configuration you can use. Need to be able to specify a non-default. Gradle docs indicate you have to use the 'map notation'

dependencies { runtime group: 'org.somegroup', name: 'somedependency', version: '1.0', configuration: 'someConfiguration' }

nsteffan commented 12 years ago

robyryals, I fixed that problem in my fork and have a pull request to put the changes into here. Grab the plugin from my version and verify that it works properly.

unsaved commented 10 years ago

Nate's fix breaks test case "artifact". Check out Nate's fork or the nsteffan-manual here, run "gradlew test, and see at .../build/reports/tests/index.html that the artifact test is failing.

May well be that the problem is with the test case and not the new code, but new code isn't GA-ready until test case failures are addressed.