I have come across the JIRA post that gives a solution as including exclusion tag in each dependency tag of POM.
But I have large number of projects and each project has huge number of dependency tags. It's not feasible to include this …
What is the best practice in the .NET world to manage transitive dependencies that cause version conflict ?
In details :
Project A Depends on Project B which in turn depends on library C
also
Project A also depends on Project X which depends on a…
I have a Visual Studio Solution with 3 projects:
MyWebSite (A)
BusinessModel (B)
Persistence (C)
Persistence, project C, depends on NHibernate and contains all of the repository interfaces, Hibernate implementations of those repositories, and the…
Suppose we are working on mortgage sub-module, and we are directly using the Google Guava classes in module code, but the dependcy for the guava is defined in other sub-module under the same parent and we have access to Guava classes only by…
Having experienced this problem in a separate project, I made a test project to verify the issue.
Opening Android Studio 3.0, I created a new basic project. Its main module was called app.
I added a library module, called libraryone.
In…
I have used Apache Maven Shade Plugin to create fat jar (the jar which includes all classes from all dependencies). My current project folder structure looks something like this,
> Parent Module (packaging pom)
> Module 1 (packaging jar)
…
Let's say I have a dynamic lib a.so.
Then I'm building b.so against a.so only if a.so is present on the machine.
Then I'm building executable c against b.so.
I was hoping to forget everything about a.so in c Makefile, but it appears that I need to…
Basically, my web service must be deployable as a single OSGi jar bundle. Therefore:
The bundle must contain all compile and runtime maven dependencies.
It must also contain all non-optional dependencies that depend on those dependencies (i.e., the…
I am using the package "csv-file-validator": "^1.8.0" which comes with 3 dependencies
famulus "2.1.2"
lodash "4.17.15"
papaparse "^5.2.0"
I would like to update/force the version of lodash to be 4.17.20. I found about selective dependency…
I am trying to download a specific artifact (and all of its dependencies) to a machine's local repository.
It would seem that using the dependency:get goal would be the best option for this, but despite the documentation it does not seem to actually…
I am migrating an old style MsBuild csproj project to using PackageReference format and have run into a problem with transitive dependencies.
Consider the following
Project A reference NuGet package B and C, each containing one single assembly using…
I'm trying to make sure my test-jar published from maven has the right transitive dependencies.
The test-jar doesn't, for instance, generate with a dependency on the non-test-jar.
Similarly, say AAA publishes a test-jar, and BBB contains a…
Java 8 here.
Say there is an old version of the widget libray, with Maven coordinates widgetmakers:widget:1.0.4, that has a class defined in it like so:
public class Widget {
private String meow;
// constructor, getters, setters,…
I have the following scenario:
mylib is a library (for which I have the sources, so I'd like to put them into a Maven project mylib:mylib for example). This library has a jar dependency for which I only have the jar, and it is not to be found in the…
I run npm audit and I get a message assign-deep has a vulnerability but it was fixed in 1.0.1
Unfortunately this is a transitive dependency. Is there a way to update this transitive dependency so it uses v1.0.1 ?
└─┬ update@0.7.4
└─┬…
