(*) – dependencies omitted (listed previously) Should be displayed under your dependency tree. The dependencies of the marked dependency are omitted for readability because they were already listed higher up in the dependency graph output. Also, (c) – dependency constraint (n) – Not resolved
A build can only have a single settings.gradle file. Assuming settings.gradle is in the root directory and includes projects like so: include “P1:PP1” You can add a compile dependency like so: dependencies { compile(project(“:P1:PP1″)) } For more information, see the “Multi-Project Builds” chapter in the Gradle User Guide.
JBoss have started synchronising their own repo with Maven central as posted on the JBoss community blog , therefore hibernate artifacts are now available without the need to add the JBoss repository to your pom.xml or repository manager. Search result for hibernate-core: To add the Hibernate Core 3.6.3 to your project, just add the following … Read more
Per the RHEL5 manual pages: “repoquery is a program for querying information from YUM repositories similarly to rpm queries.” For your specific case of postgis: # repoquery –requires –recursive –resolve postgis postgresql-libs-0:8.1.23-6.el5_8.i386 geos-0:2.2.3-3.el5.i386 glibc-0:2.5-107.el5_9.5.i686 proj-0:4.5.0-3.el5.i386 You can drop the “.i386” and “.i686” off of the package names if your system is 64-bit. The output from … Read more
This can happen when there is an error in an update. To fix it open android sdk manager and: Uninstall android support repository Install again android support repository
LCartwright is correct that this is due to the SHA-1 hash file differring from the hash of the POM on maven central. To get around this you can add the JBoss maven repository, where the hash matches, to your resolvers in the global sbt config ~/.sbt/0.13/global.sbt resolvers += “JBoss” at “https://repository.jboss.org/”
Newer versions of GCC have an -MP option which can be used with -MD. I simply added -MP and -MD to the CPPFLAGS variable for my project (I did not write a custom recipe for compiling C++) and added an “-include $(SRC:.cpp=.d)” line. Using -MD and -MP gives a dependency file which includes both the … Read more
Since what you’re wanting to do is add dependency management to an existing Ant project, that’s precisely what Ivy’s designed to do. Dependency management is a big part of Maven, but far from all of it. Maven is more of a project-oriented tool that does several other things in addition to dependencies. It would be … Read more
Hi all this is how I ended up archiving what I needed and hopefully will be useful for the rest of you. First off I would like to thanks “pczeus” and “Björn Kautler” for their answers which helped me get to this solution. So, this is how I solved my problem: Given this build.gradle: apply … Read more
TLTR: Package Manager is used for SYSTEM and Dependency Manager for PROJECT Package Manager – is used to configure system, ie to setup your development environment and with these settings you can build many projects. Dependency Manager – Is specific to project. You manage all dependencies for a single project and those dependencies are going … Read more