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I believe the vote passed, so I would release as is and revisit for a
2.2 after a short soak period rather than starting over now.
- Brett
On 22/12/2008, at 2:55 PM, John Casey wrote:
I don't *think* there are any regressions in there. They were my
highest priority. I'm alright with re-rele
I don't *think* there are any regressions in there. They were my highest
priority. I'm alright with re-releasing this as 2.2, actually. It's
working pretty well for me.
Do we need to re-vote this, or is this vote result good enough?
-john
Brett Porter wrote:
+1 (x3)
And it finally got rid o
Aside from one problem I've found I'm ready to release 3.0-alpha-1.
I'm going to let it bake for a while, work on testing, CI, m2e
bootstrapping tools, and documentation.
I plan to release it January 5th. I'm going into coding hibernation
and generally off until after the holidays so I'll a
+1 (x3)
And it finally got rid of the "lone zero block" warning.
John, are any of the remaining 32 scheduled issues for 2.2
regressions? If not, I'd like to suggest we give this a short soak
period and then release 2.2. This seems like a high quality release to
me.
Cheers,
Brett
On 18/1
On 21-Dec-08, at 8:17 PM, Brett Porter wrote:
Jason,
I'd rather we didn't have tasks in JIRA that most developers can't
do anything about (and aren't descriptive of the actual problem - it
makes for non-sensical release notes in the long run).
Too bad. It helps me keep track. I'll dele
Jason,
I'd rather we didn't have tasks in JIRA that most developers can't do
anything about (and aren't descriptive of the actual problem - it
makes for non-sensical release notes in the long run).
Is this a duplicate of MNG-3927?
Thanks,
Brett
On 22/12/2008, at 12:11 PM, Jason van Zyl (J
I'd suggest one of 3 things:
- suggest an enhancement to the mojo executor to allow you to do this
- write your own, use the maven-invoker to run the instances of
release:prepare / perform / clean
- write your own, using the underlying release libraries (you'll
notice the release plugins are m
