I'm going to post a more comprehensive response about reorganising SVN
and rewriting the bootstrap to be more compatible with this technique.
What will be needed is a Wagon implementation for Gentoo, however, so
that installed packages can be used as a remote repository.
Alternatively, the pa
There are no snapshots in release builds (this is verified by the
release plugin), and quite often the release is done with a clean local
repository.
- Brett
Rafal Krzewski wrote:
Grzegorz Slowikowski wrote:
Hi
I agree with you. There should be sources archive along with
binaries for every
Rafal Krzewski wrote on Wednesday, October 19, 2005 2:43 PM:
> Andreas Sahlbach wrote:
[snip]
>
> Your complaints about buildable beta release are vaild, but the whole
> idea of buliding m2 the Gentoo way seems to me ill advised.
> There is a
> serious incompatibility of philosophy here. If someo
Andreas Sahlbach wrote:
The Gentoo guys prefer to build every open source project by
themselves. Besides: building and installing a two, strictly separated
steps, so no writing into the system is allowed (and will be prevented
by the sandboxshell) during the build.
IMHO even if the sources of
Andreas Sahlbach wrote:
Because if you cannot provide this, then I really have to assume that,
if I will use maven2 for my projects then I will end up in the same
mess like you. And that's something that every professional software
developer should try to avoid like hell.
Luckily those problem
Grzegorz Slowikowski wrote:
Hi
I agree with you. There should be sources archive along with
binaries for every released Maven version, even beta. I don't
think this is to much work. When one builds binaries (probably
Bret does it), he has sources that can be distributed.
Well, you can get the
ot;Andreas Sahlbach" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 12:54 AM
Subject: Fwd: Beta3 Build
I haven't got any answer for my questions, so I have to assume that it
is not possible to somehow get the source code for the beta3 b
> I haven't got any answer for my questions, so I have to assume that it
> > is not possible to somehow get the source code for the beta3 build and
> > rebuild maven2 from scratch. This is kind of funny, because I though
> > that the ability to recreate a build in a stable de
any answer for my questions, so I have to assume that it
> is not possible to somehow get the source code for the beta3 build and
> rebuild maven2 from scratch. This is kind of funny, because I though
> that the ability to recreate a build in a stable development
> environment is one of
I haven't got any answer for my questions, so I have to assume that it
is not possible to somehow get the source code for the beta3 build and
rebuild maven2 from scratch. This is kind of funny, because I though
that the ability to recreate a build in a stable development
environment is one o
Brett,
as I said I am trying to make a gentoo build for maven2. This means
that I have to build maven2 from scratch. All I have is a base unix
system (together with a java sdk and some dependencies if you need
it).
I followed the instructions of the build page, but this failed. So,
please just te
Andreas,
The bootstrap is not intended for tagged builds.
Please use "m2 install" from the root projecft, and m2 assembly:assembly from
the maven-core project.
Note that each plugin is released individually and has their own tags - while
there is a snapshot of the plugin code in the tag these
Hi!
I am trying to set up a gentoo build for maven2 Beta3, but I failed
unfortunately. I basically
1) checked out the subversion tag maven-2.0-beta-3,
2) set the maven home directory to an empty directory,
export M2_HOME="/var/tmp/portage/maven-2.0_beta3/work/m2_home"
3) set the maven reposito
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