dependency-management

问题 I implemented a tool and I want to make it open source. The problem is that my tool has some dependencies (binaries/. jar files). How can solve this problem, so that the person who downloads my source code, for example to extend it to a new feature, doesn't have to care of the dependencies? Should i write the dependencies in the MANIFEST as relative path, relative to my source code or something like that? 回答1: You can convert your project into a maven project and then put your source code to

问题 I implemented a tool and I want to make it open source. The problem is that my tool has some dependencies (binaries/. jar files). How can solve this problem, so that the person who downloads my source code, for example to extend it to a new feature, doesn't have to care of the dependencies? Should i write the dependencies in the MANIFEST as relative path, relative to my source code or something like that? 回答1: You can convert your project into a maven project and then put your source code to

问题 I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to check whether a maven dependency is still compatible in the configured configuration of a project. Here is my Test setup: There are 3 projects. Child-A , Child-B , Child-C . Child-A is available in 2 Version which are not compatible to each other. Version 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT has a method public void myMethod(String oneParameter) Version 0.0.2-SNAPSHOT changes this method to public void myMethod(String oneParameter, String secondParameter) Child-B has a

问题 I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to check whether a maven dependency is still compatible in the configured configuration of a project. Here is my Test setup: There are 3 projects. Child-A , Child-B , Child-C . Child-A is available in 2 Version which are not compatible to each other. Version 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT has a method public void myMethod(String oneParameter) Version 0.0.2-SNAPSHOT changes this method to public void myMethod(String oneParameter, String secondParameter) Child-B has a

问题 I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to check whether a maven dependency is still compatible in the configured configuration of a project. Here is my Test setup: There are 3 projects. Child-A , Child-B , Child-C . Child-A is available in 2 Version which are not compatible to each other. Version 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT has a method public void myMethod(String oneParameter) Version 0.0.2-SNAPSHOT changes this method to public void myMethod(String oneParameter, String secondParameter) Child-B has a

问题 Is there anyway to have the command brew show all the installed or optional dependencies for any given package? It would also be helpful to see which of the install packages are themselves the dependencies of others packages. 回答1: You can use info command like. brew info ffmpeg It will show you information and dependencies of formula. Also, it shows if this package installed by a tick after name of it. 回答2: brew deps --tree --installed Thanks to rob-kovacs for suggesting the --tree addition

问题 Does anyone have a technique for getting npm install to completely fail when peerDependency version mismatches are present? We frequently hit issues where peerDependency warnings go unheeded by developers, and semver mismatches cause breakage when insufficient testing is present. It would be nice if our CICD processes could bomb out due to error exit codes when attempting an install with unresolved version conflicts. 回答1: You can't (as far as I'm aware) do this during npm install , but you

问题 I want to get a list of tarball URLs (or similar) of all dependencies in a Go project. I tried to achieve this with 'go list dependency' but I see no possibility to get the source URL of a dependency. How can I get the URL? 回答1: For the current directory you get the imports by: go list -f '{{join .Imports "\n"}}' . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33414849/list-of-dependency-urls-of-a-go-project

问题 I have tried to search web for the problem I am facing but maybe I am not asking google the right question so here I am. I am using IntelliJ IDEA for my multi-module project. For one of my modules, one of the class file is using a static import - import static javax.ws.rs.core.Response.Status.Family.familyOf; Being a big project, there are a lot of dependencies downloaded from internal repo but for some reason IntelliJ refuses to use the dependency "javax.ws.rs-api-2.0" instead it is using

问题 I am running a big m-file that I didn't write myself and that depends on certain subfunctions. I want to know if anywhere in all nested functions a particular function (in my case the function eig.m (to calculate eigenvalues) ) is used. Is there a quick way to do this? kind regards, Koen 回答1: You can use the semi-documented function getcallinfo (see Yair Altman's blog for more information about it): getcallinfo Returns called functions and their first and last lines This function is