Ofcourse, but maybe it is fixed now. I'm not sure.
The problem I had was that I have a dependency in Maven which had a provided scope. It seems as if IntelliJ wasn't picking it up, and wasn't making a dependency to that specific module. Now, however, it does seem to work, but I'm not 100% sure if IntelliJ is using the maven repo or the dependency. I can see that IntelliJ did add the dependency to the right project, so why it was failing the first time, I don't know...
'Provided' dependencies are not handled any special way. Probably you have the problem with transitive dependencies that exists in 7.0.3 release. In this case please try the upcoming 7.0.4 eap or 8.0 eap. If you still have the problem, please attach the pom file so I could reproduce it.
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Sorry, this is still important to me!
Could you please clarify your question?
Ofcourse, but maybe it is fixed now. I'm not sure.
The problem I had was that I have a dependency in Maven which had a provided scope. It seems as if IntelliJ wasn't picking it up, and wasn't making a dependency to that specific module. Now, however, it does seem to work, but I'm not 100% sure if IntelliJ is using the maven repo or the dependency. I can see that IntelliJ did add the dependency to the right project, so why it was failing the first time, I don't know...
'Provided' dependencies are not handled any special way. Probably you have the problem with transitive dependencies that exists in 7.0.3 release. In this case please try the upcoming 7.0.4 eap or 8.0 eap.
If you still have the problem, please attach the pom file so I could reproduce it.
Okay, I'll try that! Thanks for the help!