I am using Ivy as part of my continuous integration build system, but I need to override the default location that Ivy’s local cache area is.
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I am using Ivy as part of my continuous integration build system, but I need to override the default location that Ivy’s local cache area is.
Although the answer above from skaffman is correct, I found it to be a lot more work than I had expected!
When I added the ivysettings.xml file to the project, I then needed to redefine almost everything, as the default values had been working fine until then.
so, I found out how to add the new cache directory to the in-line command-line within my NAnt script…
(Where
${ivy.jar}is the location of my .jar file and${project.cache}is the new location set earlier in the script where I want the cache area to use.)This means that I don’t need the ivysettings.xml file, and I can revert everything back to using the default resolvers, etc.