org.apache.ivy.plugins.conflict
Class RegexpConflictManager
java.lang.Object
org.apache.ivy.plugins.conflict.AbstractConflictManager
org.apache.ivy.plugins.conflict.RegexpConflictManager
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- ConflictManager, IvySettingsAware
public class RegexpConflictManager
- extends AbstractConflictManager
A ConflictManager that can be used to resolve conflicts based on regular
expressions of the revision of the module. The conflict manager is added like
this:
<!-- Match all revisions, but ignore the last dot(.) and the character after it.
Used to match api changes in out milestones. -->
<conflict-managers>
<regexp-cm name="regexp" regexp="(.*)\..$" ignoreNonMatching="true"/>
</conflict-managers>
The regular expression must contain a capturing group. The group will be used
to resolve the conflicts by an String.equals() test. If ignoreNonMatching is
false non matching modules will result in an exception. If it is true they
will be compaired by their full revision.
- Author:
- Anders janmyr
Method Summary |
java.util.Collection |
resolveConflicts(IvyNode parent,
java.util.Collection conflicts)
Resolves the eventual conflicts found in the given collection of IvyNode. |
void |
setIgnoreNonMatching(boolean ignoreNonMatching)
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void |
setRegexp(java.lang.String regexp)
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
RegexpConflictManager
public RegexpConflictManager()
setRegexp
public void setRegexp(java.lang.String regexp)
setIgnoreNonMatching
public void setIgnoreNonMatching(boolean ignoreNonMatching)
resolveConflicts
public java.util.Collection resolveConflicts(IvyNode parent,
java.util.Collection conflicts)
- Description copied from interface:
ConflictManager
- Resolves the eventual conflicts found in the given collection of IvyNode.
This method return a Collection of IvyNode which have not been evicted.
The given conflicts Collection contains at least one IvyNode.
This method can be called with IvyNodes which are not yet loaded.
If this conflict manager is not able to resolve conflicts with the current
data found in the IvyNodes and need them to be fully loaded, it will
return null to indicate that no conflict resolution has been done.
- Parameters:
parent
- the ivy node parent for which the conflict is to be resolvedconflicts
- the collection of IvyNode to check for conflicts
- Returns:
- a Collection of IvyNode which have not been evicted, or null if
conflict management resolution is not possible yet