Vine is a library for resolving dependencies via Apache Ivy and generating ivy.xml files for clojure project definitions. It is used by the lein-ivy leiningen plugin to allow clojure projects to resolve against and publish to Ivy repositories.

• :conf - Ivy configurations. Map to Maven scopes when using maven repositories.

      [foo "1.0.0 " :conf "master"]
      [bar "1.0.0 " :conf "jetty"]

• :transitive true/false - Resolve transitively or not (pull down just that modules artifacts, or that modules artifacts and all of it's dependencies artifacts).

      [foo "1.0.0 " :transitive false]

• latest.integration/latest.release revisions.

      [foo "latest.integration"]
      [bar "latest.release"]

• branches - In addition to revisions, dependencies can also have a branch.

      [scratch "latest.integration" :branch "foo"]

• force revision - By specifying :force "true" in a dependency you can stop conflict managers from evicting old revisions.

• changing modules - By specifying :changing "true" you can have ivy ignore the cache for this particular dependency.

• :ivy-settings "path/to/ivysettings.xml" - You can specify your own ivysettings file. Note that the default clojure and clojars repositories are not automatically added when supplying a custom ivysettings file. In addition, any :repositories in project.clj will be added to an ivy chain named "default".

See lein-ivy.

Vine and lein-ivy should eventually support all the features of the Cake Ivy branch. Currently only resolution is supported.

Copyright (C) 2012, 2013 Luke Renn

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.