| Re: [buckminster-dev] Plugin dependencies and cspex file [message #22123] |
Mon, 21 July 2008 14:14  |
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Joseph Campolongo wrote:
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> > Hi Joseph,
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> > Do you put this in a file called buckminster.cspex (note the 'x' at the
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> > end) in the project root?
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> > If you right-click on the project and do "Buckminster" - "View
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> > CSpec...", can you see the dependency there?
>
> Yes and Yes, which is why I find it so strange that the dependency
> isn’t built. I’m using the following versions:
>
Exactly what do you mean with "dependency isn't built"?
- thomas
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| Re: [buckminster-dev] Plugin dependencies and cspex file [message #22166 is a reply to message #22123] |
Mon, 21 July 2008 14:22  |
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I tested to add you buckminster.cspex file and then re-resolve. I
immediately get the following error:
ERROR [0002] : No suitable provider for component
OSGi_Project:osgi.bundle/1.0.0#OSGi was found in searchPath default
which is what I would expect.
- thomas
Thomas Hallgren wrote:
> Joseph Campolongo wrote:
>>
>> > Hi Joseph,
>>
>> > Do you put this in a file called buckminster.cspex (note the 'x' at the
>>
>> > end) in the project root?
>>
>> > If you right-click on the project and do "Buckminster" - "View
>>
>> > CSpec...", can you see the dependency there?
>>
>> Yes and Yes, which is why I find it so strange that the dependency
>> isn’t built. I’m using the following versions:
>>
> Exactly what do you mean with "dependency isn't built"?
>
> - thomas
>
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