Re: [aether-users] CollectRequest with scope

[Johannes Dorn <johannes.dorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks,
this pointed me in the right direction.

I've managed to exclude only the "test" scope by creating a new DependencySelector.

        DependencySelector dependencySelector = new AndDependencySelector(new ScopeDependencySelector(
                JavaScopes.TEST), new OptionalDependencySelector());
        session.setDependencySelector(dependencySelector);

Thanks again
Johannes

Benjamin Bentmann

23. Mai 2013 15:51

Johannes Dorn wrote:


If you don't want dependencies excluded due to their scope, make sure your session's DependencySelector doesn't include ScopeDependencySelector.


Benjamin

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Johannes Dorn

23. Mai 2013 14:59

Hi,

when doing a RepositorySystem.collectDependencies(CollectRequest) call, you only get dependencies with a "compile" or "runtime" scope.
Is there a way to collect "provided" or any kind of dependencies?

        Dependency dependency = new Dependency(root, JavaScopes.PROVIDED);
        CollectRequest collectRequest = new CollectRequest(dependency, repositories);
        CollectResult collectResult = repositorySystem.collectDependencies(session, collectRequest);

With this code, i don't get the "provided" dependencies of the root artifact.

Thanks
Johannes

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