Brett Porter wrote:
(c) support only ranges [,]; (,); etc
+1, I agree with Paul and Stephen, the version range syntax supports a
superset of the +/- suffix and is already established in Maven land so
we should save ourselves from maintaining the other code.
Benjamin
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st 1.5" etc.
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> Ah, I misread it. I thought 1.4 was [1.4,1.5) in the enforcer (Which
> is how it wo
Yep. In the context of the enforcer this was most natural, since you
would normally say "enforcer jdk is at least 1.5" etc.
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sion range internally
because in that case "1.4" = (,) with a recommended version of 1.4.
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From: Brett Porter [mailto:br...@apache.org]
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Subject: JDK ranges
Hi,
First of all, kudos to Benjamin
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Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 6:26 PM
To: Maven Developers List
Subject: JDK ranges
Hi,
First of all, kudos to Benjamin for knocking out my latest issues IT
while I slept (I hear he is actually capable of knocking them out in
his sleep :)
Due to an interesting change history (close
c +1
a 0
b -1
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On 4 Feb 2009, at 23:25, Brett Porter wrote:
Hi,
First of all, kudos to Benjamin for knocking out my latest issues IT
while I slept (I hear he is actually capable of knocking them out in
his sleep :)
Due to an interesting change histor
Hi,
First of all, kudos to Benjamin for knocking out my latest issues IT
while I slept (I hear he is actually capable of knocking them out in
his sleep :)
Due to an interesting change history (closed for 2.0.x, which I
assumed to be the latest release 2.0.7, but was actually trunk), I
m
