Why Grails use Ivy as build and dependency manager? [closed] - grails

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There is a great builder/dependency manager Gradle written in Groovy, so why Grails framework uses Ivy as its dependency manager?

It's planned for version 3.0 - see http://grails.org/Roadmap

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What is the best version of OpenCV perfectly compatible with Visual Studio 2012 ?
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Now with Spring built-in with rails 4.1, I am curious about why the dev-team chose Spring over the others (Zeus and Spork).
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