+1 from m2e.
We tried using 3.8.2 internally and found it broke some tests (so we did
stick to 3.8.1), while our first attempt with 3.8.3 was successful so it's
good for m2e adoption (details at
https://github.com/eclipse-m2e/m2e-core/pull/326 ).
Howdy,
So my personal experience: I did stick with Homebrew on mac, while I was on
macs,
then switched to linux and used Linuxbrew (nowaday the two are merged :D ),
but
Brew was always pissing me off when it came to Java/Java related tooling.
I use (linux)brew even today for some "edge" _native_
Just use the Maven wrapper. Honestly all this can be avoided.
Delany
On Fri, 1 Oct 2021 at 10:42, Fred Cooke wrote:
> Gidday Tamas,
>
> Yeah, I'm not surprised. I don't install maven on my personal machines with
> Brew, I grab and expand the tarball and have a system of symlinks to switch
> arou
Gidday Tamas,
Yeah, I'm not surprised. I don't install maven on my personal machines with
Brew, I grab and expand the tarball and have a system of symlinks to switch
around easily from old to new etc (I have some crappy old projects I still
need to build with old JDK and old Maven).
But at work,
