Re: [Result] [vote] m1 plugins to release

ules that are obviously impracticable > > for our project. > > > > I will give it another 72h, if I don't get any objections by then, > > I will release the aspectj, jar and junit-report plugins. > > > > I withdraw the call for the test plugin to giv

Re: [Result] [vote] m1 plugins to release

rt plugins. I withdraw the call for the test plugin to give it more testing with the new dependencies. Vote thread: http://www.nabble.com/-vote-m1-plugins-to-release- t1477234.html#a3997487 Cheers, Lukas Arnaud HERITIER wrote: Hi Lukas, +1 for aspectJ, jar and junit-report. +0 for test

[Result] [vote] m1 plugins to release

oject. I will give it another 72h, if I don't get any objections by then, I will release the aspectj, jar and junit-report plugins. I withdraw the call for the test plugin to give it more testing with the new dependencies. Vote thread: http://www.nabble.com/-vote-m1-plugins-to-releas

Re: [vote] m1 plugins to release

Hi Lukas, +1 for aspectJ, jar and junit-report. +0 for test because I just update some of its dependencies (Xerces & Co - MAVEN-1753) and I didn't yet test it with maven 1.0.2. Cheers Arnaud On 4/20/06, Lukas Theussl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Please vote on the following m1 plu

[vote] m1 plugins to release

Hi, Please vote on the following m1 plugin releases: [] maven-aspectj-plugin-4.0 [] maven-jar-plugin-1.8 [] maven-junit-report-plugin-1.5.1 [] maven-test-plugin-1.8 Some notes: - I am not using the aspectj plugin, but we've had 2 confirmations on the mailing list that the latest snapshot works