Re: [Ivyplugins-user] Project specific basedir?

[Ulrik S. <ulr...@ja...>]

You should be able to override any attributes when you actually use a
plugin. Doesn't this work?

<plugin name="ivypublisher"
  classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
  project="${project.name}"
  basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
...
<project name="OK">
  <ivypublisher />
<project name="funny">
  <ivypublisher basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />


On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Jan Barnholt <
Jan...@ar...> wrote:

>  Hello everyone,
>
> In our setup all projects except one have their ivy.xml file at the root of
> their project folder.
> So we've set up IvyPublisher in our CC config file as
>
>  <plugin name="ivypublisher"
>   classname="net.sf.ivyplugins.ivypublisher.IvySuccessPublisher"
>   project="${project.name}"
>   basedir="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}" />
> Works fine - except for one .. funny .. project, that liked to have it's
> ivy.xml in a subdirectory
> checkout/${project.name}/Build
>
> I was wondering if you can specify the basedir (or ivy.xml) location on a
> project-level?
> Maybe by setting a local property in the project a la
>
>     <ivypublisher>
>                <property name="ivy.conf.basedir"
> value="${ccwork}/checkout/${project.name}/Build" />
>     </ivypublisher>
>
> or something similar?
>
> Thanks,
> Jan
>
>
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