ago; it
didn't work and I got quite frustrated. Finally I noticed the words
"(Maven 2.1 and above)". Ooops! :)
Cheers,
- Torben
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elated to MNG-3641. Did this occurr in a multi-module build?
This warning can come up if one of the modules doesn't contain a profile
'db2'.
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Heya -- is there a special reason that m2.conf is located in directory
"bin" instead of "conf"? I find that a little confusing.
Cheers,
- Torben
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k a lot of existing POMs overnight.
Regards,
- Torben
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For
else: what would an expression like
!(1.0,1.1) mean? Use ANY version except those between 1.0 and 1.1? I
wouldn't like that as an artifact dependency ... ;-)
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n with
version ranges.
I was wondering: why isn't the negation operator part of the version
range syntax anyways?
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- Torben
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