But with a configuration option, you could gently guide that path :-)
I am not proposing a rigid enforcement, but perhaps an exclusive M3
repository would follow this rule, where M2 would not.
On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 5:55 PM, Jason van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's always been a guideline
On 30/11/2008, at 11:04 AM, Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
Hi,
In the light of MNG-3866 [0], Shane and I had a short discussion
what should be the right behavior during model inheritance for
handling plugin definitions with different versions. Apparently,
that is something to discuss in the con
On 29-Nov-08, at 4:04 PM, Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
Hi,
In the light of MNG-3866 [0], Shane and I had a short discussion
what should be the right behavior during model inheritance for
handling plugin definitions with different versions. Apparently,
that is something to discuss in the conte
It's always been a guideline to do that, enforcing this would break
too many projects. It would mean either creating a huge discontinuity
between older releases, or a lot of work to convert them all. Neither
is really appealing to me.
On 29-Nov-08, at 11:23 AM, Paul Benedict wrote:
Team,
My primary concern is as follows. Say there is a version 1.1 of a plugin
specified in the pluginManagement section and that was joined with a plugin
of version 1.0. The plugin configuration information may be completely
incompatible. Also if you do the key off of version, you can define the same
pl
Hi,
In the light of MNG-3866 [0], Shane and I had a short discussion what
should be the right behavior during model inheritance for handling
plugin definitions with different versions. Apparently, that is
something to discuss in the context of the community ;-), so please comment.
In Maven 2
Team,
What do you think of M3 dealing, by default, only with artifacts whose
groupId matches valid TLD? One problem in the current M2 repo is that
unimaginable places that sometimes artifacts reside in... especially
when things relocate it can become quite cumbersome to navigate
manually.
I'd lik
