Remove internal modules when they aren't referenced any longer #166
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August 22, 2020 19:19
… dependencies to remove no longer referenced internal modules like external ones
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When a dependency management framework like Ivy, Maven or Gradle are used, you usually want them to do the dependency management completely.
It includes the management of the dependencies between internal modules, too. At the moment, IvyIDEA identifies dependency relations between internal modules, correctly, but it doesn't remove no longer existing dependency relations between internal modules. Leading to a total mess of deprecated module references.
You usually don't expect this behaviour. IntelliJ IDEA informs you, too, that manually made changes are lost after syncing again with Gradle or Maven enabled. IvyIDEA should behave the same way.
References to issue #165