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Report correctly on managed-dependencies #83
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Any news about it? |
yeah!! A fix for this would really help! |
Is there anyone stil workinng on lein-ancient? |
@awb99 I'm slowly finding time to get back into these projects. Since I have not been actively working on them for a few months, it might still take a bit until I've familiarized myself again. Give me a bit of time - this doesn't look too hard to fix. |
About 3 years too late, but I just pushed |
@xsc In a child project, however, all the dependencies are listed with version
In any case, the current fix is very useful. 👍 |
I forgot to report it, but experienced the same 👍 |
I deployed another SNAPSHOT that might fix the issue with parent projects. (It now uses the project map that Leiningen provides to find managed dependencies, instead of collecting them from the file itself.) |
@xsc this new snapshot version shows |
@dancek Right now, the plugin won't check dependencies of the parent project if run in a child project. Is that what you mean or are there actual outdated dependencies in the child project's |
@xsc yeah, that's what I meant. I have all the dependency versions in the parent project. I.e. I use the parent project mostly to keep multiple child projects using the same dependency versions. |
In any case, I think the current version is good for release. |
Current fix released in |
When versions are defined via
:managed-dependencies
, the report doesn't shot the version. eg..with
lein ancient
it prints:and thanks for the awesome plugin!
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