diff --git a/enforcer-rules/src/site/apt/banDynamicVersions.apt.vm b/enforcer-rules/src/site/apt/banDynamicVersions.apt.vm index 48f0040e..8062cd69 100644 --- a/enforcer-rules/src/site/apt/banDynamicVersions.apt.vm +++ b/enforcer-rules/src/site/apt/banDynamicVersions.apt.vm @@ -38,19 +38,19 @@ Ban Dynamic Versions The following parameters are supported by this rule: - * <> - if <<>> dependencies with versions ending with <<<-SNAPSHOT>>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. + * <> - if <<>> dependencies with versions ending with <<<-SNAPSHOT>>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. - * <> - if <<>> dependencies with version placeholder <<>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. + * <> - if <<>> dependencies with version placeholder <<>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. - * <> - if <<>> dependencies with versions placeholder <<>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. + * <> - if <<>> dependencies with versions placeholder <<>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. - * <> - if <<>> versions ending with <<<-SNAPSHOT>>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. + * <> - if <<>> versions starting with either <<<[>>> or <<<(>>> will not be banned. Default is <<>>. - * <> - if <<>> ranges having a range with same upper and lower bound (always inclusive) will not be banned (although they require resolving). + * <> - if <<>> ranges having a range with same upper and lower bound (always inclusive) will not be banned (although they require resolving in some Maven versions, {{{https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-7561}MNG-7461}}). - * <> - if <<>> optional dependencies won't be checked. Default is <<>>. + * <> - if <<>> direct optional dependencies won't be checked. Default is <<>>. - * <> - the list of scopes to exclude. By default no scopes are excluded. + * <> - the list of scopes to exclude from direct dependencies. By default no scopes are excluded. For transitive dependencies the regular Maven rules are applied. * <> - a list of dependencies to ignore. The format is <<>> where <<>>, <<>>, <<>>, <<>> and <<>> are optional (but require all previous parts). Wildcards may be used to replace an entire or just parts of a section. Examples: