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Simultaneous usage of snapshot dependency and dependency trigger for a build

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}To avoid double excessive running of a build, if this build is dependent on another via both dependency trigger and a build chain with snapshot dependency, at the moment the build is triggered by dependency (trigger) TeamCity checks whether another build of the same build configuration has been already put into the [Build Queue] as a result of triggering a build chain with snapshot dependency. If such build exists, a build that should be triggered by dependency will _not_ be started.


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Assume build A depends on build B by both snapshot and trigger dependency. Then after the build B finishes, build A will be added in the queue, only if build B is not a part of build chain containing A.

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Parameter	Description
Group Id	Specify identifier of a group the desired Maven artifact belongs to.
Artifact Id	Specify the artifact's identifier.
Version or Version range	Specify version or version range of the artifact. The version range syntax is described in the table below.
Type	Define explicitly the type of the specified artifact. By default, the type is `jar`.
Maven repository URL	Specify URL to the Maven repository. Note, that this parameter is optional. If the URL is not specified, then: For a Maven project the repository URL is determined from the POM and the server-side Maven Settings For a non-Maven project the repository URL is determined from the server-side Maven Settings only

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Range

Meaning

(,1.0]

x <= 1.0

1.0

"Soft" requirement on 1.0 (just a recommendation - helps select the correct version if it matches all ranges)

[1.0]

Hard requirement on 1.0

[1.2,1.3]

1.2 <= x <= 1.3

[1.0,2.0)

1.0 <= x < 2.0

[1.5,)

x >= 1.5

(,1.0],[1.2,)

x <= 1.0 or x >= 1.2. Multiple sets are comma-separated

(,1.1),(1.1,)

This excludes 1.1, if it is known not to work in combination with this library

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}Mathematical syntax chosen to avoid the use of {{\-}} as it would conflict with what is used in many version number, and because < and >= doesn't look nice in XML. (,1.0\] is used because infinity is not really helpful here.

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Default strategy: Of the overlapping ranges, the highest soft requirement is the version to be used. If there are no soft requirements inside the prescribed ranges, the most recent version is used. If that does not fit the described ranges, then the most recent version number in the prescribed ranges is used. If the ranges exclude all versions, an error occurs.

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Addition of ranges leads to additional necessary specifications on the dependency element. {show-if}

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