mvn dependency:tree skips an transitive dependency
I have a problem according to maven.
I have a module A, B and C. For legal reasons I am not allowed to tell the real names.
Module A has a dependency to module B, module B has a dependency to module C. They are configured this way in the poms correctly.
For some reason, if I call dependency:tree to the modul A, the module B is listed but the module C is not listed.
Module A,B and C are in scope compile. They are of packaging "jar". The local repository is fresh. The group-ids for all modules are "x". The version for all modules is "1". Maybe exclusions are made, but I do not know where.
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Can you maybe create a minimal reproducer on a new project?
Does the pom.xml of module B maybe have
<optional>true</optional> in the module C dependency?
You might also want to check the effective POMs of the modules (mvn help:effective-pom or the "Effective POM" tab when viewing the pom.xml in Eclipse)💤 Post marked as dormant
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Effective POM of A sais C is not a dependency. Effective POM of B sais C is a dependency.
Can you try creating a minimal reproducer?
I think this will take hours. Its a huge project.
Can you create a new project with 3 modules and copy the relevant parts?
Do the relevant
<dependency> blocks have anything other than group id, artifact id and version?
if you do, use different names💤 Post marked as dormant
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