[M2] Querying which resolved artifact belongs to which originating project

[Bart Selders]

I have had some trouble to locate by hand that project out of many (40+)
resolved projects which actually defines the jdbc-2.0 dependency in my
dependency tree. I had to clean up that dependency that i did not want
in my runtime classpath.

It would be really nice if there was a plugin or similar that could tell
which project is the originator of a certain resolved dependency, so we
could go and fix it.

(purely as example)

    m2 query:dependency -DartifactId=jdbc

and then m2 would then return a list of fully qualified project names in
which jdbc is set as a dependency.

Bart


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[Brett Porter]

We are planning in the current iteration to start annotating failures
in such a way.

- Brett

On 6/3/05, Bart Selders <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I have had some trouble to locate by hand that project out of many (40+)
> resolved projects which actually defines the jdbc-2.0 dependency in my
> dependency tree. I had to clean up that dependency that i did not want
> in my runtime classpath.
>
> It would be really nice if there was a plugin or similar that could tell
> which project is the originator of a certain resolved dependency, so we
> could go and fix it.
>
> (purely as example)
>
>     m2 query:dependency -DartifactId=jdbc
>
> and then m2 would then return a list of fully qualified project names in
> which jdbc is set as a dependency.
>
> Bart
>
>
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