write a custom rule for enforcer
2008/10/1 Arjun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
> There is a requirement to develop a plugin which will fail the build on a
> Continuum box based on the values of some parameters in an XML file. This
> XML file is generated as part of the build process.
> One possible w
yes i was refering to latest 2.0 series;
thanks for details on how to fetch a tagged release.
i had browsed and guessed .../maven/components/branches/maven-2.0.9 -- but
that didnt work.
- Original Message -
From: "Benjamin Bentmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maven Developers List"
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emiddio-verizon wrote:
i assume maven-2.0.x is the latest version of maven 2.0 .
The "maven-2.0.x" branch is the trunk of the maintenance code for the
2.0.x series, i.e. forms the basis for 2.0.10.
Not sure if you meant that with "latest". There are also branches for
2.1.x and 3.0.x in dev
You can get either a branch
* maven-2.0.x
* maven-2.1.x
a released tag maven-2.0.9
or peak at trunk which is 3.0.x
If you'd like to see how things are done in your particular version -
your best bet is the tag maven-2.0.9
emiddio-verizon wrote:
days ago i could not build maven-2.0.x;
days ago i could not build maven-2.0.x; now i can; i svn checked out
maven-2.0.x on windoz to c:\sun\m2src
and it builds today. ??? i did ask for help prev and saw lots of dialog -- but
never implemented any
suggestions.
today revisiting the effort. and it worked this time.
i assume maven-2.0.
We should just put it into the abstract class and make it required. If the goal
of the mercury wagon is to replace the http one, then it should implement the
same methods and be completely drop-in capable (sounds like you did implement
it already). And since it's so confusing by having this sort
I apologize for dragging this out.
I looked at AbstractWagon and do see that it implements resourceExists
by throwing the UnsupportedOperationException. For clarity this really
should be declared in the Wagon interface even though it is a
RuntimeException. I also looked at all the existing Wag