Ivy: Using dynamic revisions -


i'm having problems understanding how use dynamic revisions of ivy in java projects.

currently, have following layout:

lib-a revision: 1.0.0 status: release dependencies: none  lib-b revision: 2.0.0 status: release dependencies: lib-a, rev 1.0.0  project-a revision: 3.0.0 status: release dependencies: lib-b, rev 2.0.0  project-b revision: 4.0.0 status: release dependencies: lib-b, rev 2.0.0

that means keep status release , use explicit version numbers. if change lib-a during development, lib-a, quite painful.

i save changes in lib-a, update revision in ivy file 1.0.1 minor change. need update dependencies of lib-b announce revision 1.0.1 of lib-a. either update revision of lib-b , project-a because project-a executable , contains integration tests need run.

the second way re-publish lib-b updated dependencies same version. works ant on command line not netbeans ivy-beans plugin. still use cached version of ivy file of lib-b. need clean local cache make work.

i use common build-ivy.xml ant script in our svn repository projects. each project has build.xml in project's root of time includes build-ivy.xml. necessary tasks added or overwritten. i've read here , here solution might using dynamic revisions. far understand it, set revision in ivy files integration-latest , set status in ivy files integration. then, ivy resolve latest version automatically. set revision of modules to? omit completely? how create release version? need change ivy files , set status release or perform deliver task before publishing module overwriting status release if possible?

i suggest reading following tutorial on multi-module projects in ivy.

ant builds traditionally big , monolithic. need emulate maven's way of splitting large project series of smaller builds. each sub-build publishes it's artifact ivy's local repo.

ivy has lots of useful tasks kind of structure:

  • buildlist - called overall main build file. use each sub-module's ivy.xml , determine proper build order (some modules depende on others)
  • buildnumber - looks @ published , generate next build number in sequence
  • publish - push artifacts local repo (or foreign one, if configured in ivysettings.xml file)

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