Ben Walding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/07/2003 06:27:46 AM:
> As you noted on #maven, linkcheck does have the capability of writing
> it's cache in an area other than target. I usually configure linkcheck
> to write to /tmp/linkcheck-${pom.id}.cache. Then let the OS clear it
> out every o
As you noted on #maven, linkcheck does have the capability of writing
it's cache in an area other than target. I usually configure linkcheck
to write to /tmp/linkcheck-${pom.id}.cache. Then let the OS clear it
out every once in a while.
Perhaps we should formalise a slightly less volatile are
Luke Taylor wrote:
if(incremental && output.exists())
{
if(range != null && isn't empty)
{
// Parse existing xml file and build the entries list from it.
Obviously I should have said here that entries before the requested
range wouldn't be added to the list...
--
Luke
Hi,
Following brief discussion on #Maven, I've had a look at the plugin and
think the following would be the simplest approach - only requiring some
changes to the ChangeLog class and an equals method in ChangeLogEntry.
1. Add equals method to ChangeLogEntry to compare author, date and comment.
