Pardon the naive question, but doesn't Tycho support resolving
dependencies from p2 repositories?
Wayne
On 02/08/2012 11:17 AM, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
Maven
and P2 repository formats are not compatible and not
interchangeable. Maven is not able to resolve dependencies from P2
repositories and, likewise, P2 is not able to resolve dependencies
from
Maven repositories.
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Regards,
Igor
On 12-02-08 11:10 AM, Andrew Ross wrote:
Hi Herbert,
Welcome to the list.
I'd like to suggest using the LTS-Ready definition as a
checklist:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/LTS/LTS_Ready
As you note, the lack of orbit content and other dependencies
available
through maven.eclipse.org is a lost opportunity.
On this topic, everyone, if Nexus could store compressed p2
repositories
and Maven could push/pull them, would that cover our basic
needs?
Certainly it would satisfy our needs for pulling dependencies
from an
Eclipse Foundation controlled source and likely make dependency
consumption more consistent over time as projects adopt this
method.
If this is a good solution that covers our needs, clearly
there's work
to be done to make this vision come true.
I'll add this to the agenda for our next CBI meeting February
21st so we
can discuss.
Andrew
On 02/08/2012 08:59 AM, Herbert.Neureiter@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi All,
I am a committer on project Stardust and we are currently
working on
the setup of the build process for our sources. Our build is
heavily
based on Ivy and Maven, hence we need to consume our
dependencies via
maven.
For the largest part of our dependencies we already have CQs
in
“approved” state and especially we have got approval to reuse
quite a
bit of stuff from Orbit.
Looking at the documents
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Common_Build_Infrastructure#Maven and
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Maven we were hoping to find most of
what we
need in the “orbit” repository on
http://maven.eclipse.org/nexus/index.html#view-repositories .
Furthermore, we were hoping that we could consume approved
dependencies available from Maven central in the “central”
repository
of http://maven.eclipse.org/nexus/index.html#view-repositories
.
Is this how the repositories are intended to be used? It seems
that
currently the orbit repository is empty and the “central”
repository
does not provide most of what we need. What would be the
process to
get approved Orbit and “central” dependencies made available
via the
nexus repository?
As a side-note: It appears that we can get some of our
requested
dependencies only approved as Subsets by removing problematic
content.
? If modifications to the original dependency are mandated for
legal
reasons, we will need a dedicated repository to hold the
modified
artifacts. I assume in these cases a good approach might be to
contribute them to orbit where possible and then consume them
via the
Nexus repository?
Thanks for any help on how to proceed.
Regards
Herbert
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