Grails

updates to changing = true dependencies are ignored

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Reopened Reopened
  • Priority: Critical Critical
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: 1.4-M1
  • Fix Version/s: 2.0-RC1
  • Component/s: Build System
  • Labels:
    None

Description

This is a clone of this issue which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.example:domain:$esdVersion", "com.example:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache.

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Donal Murtagh made changes -
Field Original Value New Value
Affects Version/s 1.4-M1 [ 11040 ]
Priority Major [ 3 ] Critical [ 2 ]
Component/s Configuration [ 10415 ]
Summary CLONE - 'changing' attribute not honored in BuildConfig dependency resolution 'changing' attribute not honored in BuildConfig dependency resolution
Affects Version/s 1.3.7 [ 11039 ]
Description The development build of our grails projects has some snapshot dependencies. We had been using Ivy's 'changing' attribute to handle this:

compile ('com.me:mydep:1.0.0-0-SNAPSHOT') {
   changing: true
}

This would keep our build in sync with the latest snapshot versions of our dependencies. Since upgrading to Grails 1.3.7, this mechanism seems to have been broken - our snapshots are not getting pulled from our Nexus repo even though they are newer than what is in the local Ivy cache.

http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/latest-milestone/ivyfile/dependency.html documents the 'changing' attribute. 		This is a clone of an issue which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

{code}
def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.dailydate:domain:$esdVersion", "com.dailydate:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}
{code}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache.
Component/s Build System [ 10680 ]
Donal Murtagh made changes -
Description This is a clone of an issue which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

{code}
def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.dailydate:domain:$esdVersion", "com.dailydate:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}
{code}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache. 		This is a clone of [this issue|http://jira.grails.org/browse/GRAILS-7427] which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

{code}
def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.dailydate:domain:$esdVersion", "com.dailydate:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}
{code}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache.
Donal Murtagh made changes -
Summary 'changing' attribute not honored in BuildConfig dependency resolution updates to changing = true depencies are ignored
Donal Murtagh made changes -
Summary updates to changing = true depencies are ignored updates to changing = true dependencies are ignored
Graeme Rocher made changes -
Fix Version/s 1.4-M1 [ 11040 ]
Fix Version/s 2.0-M2 [ 12805 ]
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow jira [ 39966 ] Grails [ 41566 ]
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow Grails [ 41566 ] Copy of Grails [ 48988 ]
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow Copy of Grails [ 48988 ] Grails [ 56398 ]
Donal Murtagh made changes -
Status Open [ 1 ] Edit [ 10000 ]
Description This is a clone of [this issue|http://jira.grails.org/browse/GRAILS-7427] which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

{code}
def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.dailydate:domain:$esdVersion", "com.dailydate:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}
{code}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache. 		This is a clone of [this issue|http://jira.grails.org/browse/GRAILS-7427] which has been marked resolved in 1.4-M1, but I'm using this version and I still find that SNAPSHOT dependencies are not updated. I have the following dependency configured in BuildConfig.groovy

{code}
def esdVersion = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'

compile("com.example:domain:$esdVersion", "com.example:managers:$esdVersion") {
  excludes 'commons-io'
  changing = true // should force Grails to check Maven repo for update instead of retrieving old version from Ivy cache
}
{code}

If I rebuild the dependency (using Maven), and restart the Grails app, it loads the version of the dependency from the Ivy cache. The only way I can get the Grails app to pick up the newer version in the Maven repo is to delete the dependency from the Ivy cache.
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow Grails [ 56398 ] Grails2 [ 63994 ]
Raviteja made changes -
Status Edit [ 10000 ] Open [ 1 ]
Graeme Rocher made changes -
Fix Version/s 2.0-RC1 [ 12803 ]
Fix Version/s 2.0-M2 [ 12805 ]
Luke Daley made changes -
Assignee Luke Daley [ ldaley ]
Luke Daley made changes -
Status Open [ 1 ] Resolved [ 5 ]
Resolution Fixed [ 1 ]
Luke Daley made changes -
Resolution Fixed [ 1 ]
Status Resolved [ 5 ] Reopened [ 4 ]
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow Grails2 [ 63994 ] jira [ 71457 ]
Burt Beckwith made changes -
Workflow jira [ 71457 ] Grails2 [ 79900 ]
Peter Ledbrook made changes -
Last Reviewed 01/Jan/10
Peter Ledbrook made changes -
Workflow Grails2 [ 79900 ] jira [ 88705 ]
Peter Ledbrook made changes -
Workflow jira [ 88705 ] Grails2 [ 96866 ]
Luke Daley made changes -
Assignee Luke Daley [ ldaley ]
Graeme Rocher made changes -
Assignee Graeme Rocher [ graemerocher ]

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  • Assignee:
    Graeme Rocher
    Reporter:
    Donal Murtagh
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