macOS
brew install ivylocal Homebrew formula metadata
sudo port install ivyMacPorts ports tree · math/ivy/Portfile · Source: api.github.com
brew / rang 6280
Consultez les chemins d'installation, exécutables, métadonnées et notes de sécurité de ivy pour les workflows d'agents IA.
installation
brew install ivylocal Homebrew formula metadata
sudo port install ivyMacPorts ports tree · math/ivy/Portfile · Source: api.github.com
sudo apt install ivyDebian stable package indexes · ivy · Source: deb.debian.org
nix profile install nixpkgs#ivynixpkgs package indexes · pkgs/by-name/iv/ivy/package.nix · Source: api.github.com
sudo dnf install apache-ivyFedora Rawhide package metadata · apache-ivy · Source: dl.fedoraproject.org
sudo zypper install apache-ivyopenSUSE Tumbleweed package metadata · apache-ivy · Source: download.opensuse.org
aperçu
Agile dependency manager
historique
Apache Ivy is a Java dependency manager associated with Apache Ant. It records, tracks, resolves, reports, and retrieves project dependencies while staying process-agnostic and configurable rather than imposing a full build lifecycle.
Ivy began outside Apache under Jayasoft; the Apache documentation still notes that the documentation was migrated from the old Jayasoft web site. The Apache Ivy home page records its October 2007 graduation as a subproject of Ant, followed by the 2.0.0 beta and release-candidate cycle.
The 2.0.0 release in January 2009 was the first non-beta Ivy release under Apache. The release notes highlight the move from Jayasoft Ivy to Apache Ivy, Java package renaming from fr.jayasoft to org.apache, the settings-file terminology change from configuration to settings, and a default resolver move toward Maven 2-compatible ibiblio repositories.
The 2.x line developed Ivy into a long-lived Ant companion. Apache's release history lists 2.1.0 in 2009, 2.2.0 in 2010, 2.3.0 in 2013, 2.4.0 in 2014, 2.5.0 in 2019, and maintenance releases in the 2.5 series.
Ivy's adoption came from Java projects that wanted transitive dependency resolution without moving the whole build to Maven. Its tight Ant integration let build.xml users add dependency resolution, reports, publishing, and retrieval while preserving existing Ant build structure.
The input package metadata shows Ivy packaged across Homebrew, Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora, MacPorts, Nix, and openSUSE. That broad packaging reflects its role as a build tool dependency for legacy and maintained Java build systems.
Ivy projects usually declare dependencies in ivy.xml and customize repositories, resolvers, caches, namespaces, credentials, and other behavior through ivysettings.xml. It can run as Ant tasks or as a standalone application, with the cache and retrieval model separating dependency resolution from local artifact layout.
Ivy is most often compared with Maven dependency management: it can consume Maven-style metadata and repositories, but its package-nerd appeal is that it keeps dependency resolution independent from a prescribed project model.
Ivy matters historically because it represents a flexible, XML-configured answer to Java dependency hell during the Ant era. It is also a useful study in package-manager interoperability: Ivy files, Maven POMs, resolvers, repositories, caches, conflict managers, and generated reports are all explicit pieces of its model.
posture de sécurité
infrastructure mutation or orchestration signal.
risque orange · confiance moyen · infrastructure
Avant une utilisation sans surveillance par un agent, vérifiez si l'outil lit des identifiants en clair, écrit un état distant, publie des artefacts ou lance des plugins.
local files
These source-backed paths show where this package keeps local settings or durable credentials. Automic Vault can use them as review targets for secret scanning, migration, and command approval.
Config paths the tool may read or write during local use.
ivysettings.xmlexécutables
| Commande | Type | Exposition | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
ivy | exécutable | exécutable indexé | Découvert depuis l'index local des exécutables. |
fraîcheur
Ces signaux séparent l'âge de génération de la page, l'activité du gestionnaire de paquets et la comparaison avec les versions amont. Un retard de version n'est signalé que lorsqu'une URL de preuve et des versions comparables sont présentes.
métadonnées d'installation
| Clé du paquet | brew:ivy |
|---|---|
| Version | 2.6.0 |
| Gestionnaire de paquets | Homebrew |
| Page d'accueil | https://ant.apache.org/ivy/ |
| Dernière mise à jour | 2026-07-15T20:53:58Z |
| Pulse | updated |
| Bouteille | non enregistré |
| Service | aucun déclaré |
correspondances dans les bases sources
Les correspondances proviennent d’index externes de gestionnaires de paquets et restent séparées des liens de paquets Automic Vault locaux.
ivy 2.5.3-1
agile dependency manager
sudo apt install ivyivy-doc 2.5.3-1
agile dependency manager (documentation)
sudo apt install ivy-docivy
nix profile install nixpkgs#ivyivy 2.5.2-1
agile dependency manager
sudo apt install ivyivy-doc 2.5.2-1
agile dependency manager (documentation)
sudo apt install ivy-docapache-ivy 2.6.0-2.fc45
Java-based dependency manager
sudo dnf install apache-ivyapache-ivy 2.6.0-1.2
Java-based dependency manager
sudo zypper install apache-ivyivy
sudo port install ivypiste source
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