*slaps forehead*
D'oh!
Uh, thanks... :)
-Stephen
On 10/5/05, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> a) yes, I think its a bug
> b) it's totally unnecessary, version is inherited :)
>
> - Brett
>
> Stephen Duncan wrote:
>
> >I plan on looking at the release plugin eventually, but I can only
>
a) yes, I think its a bug
b) it's totally unnecessary, version is inherited :)
- Brett
Stephen Duncan wrote:
>I plan on looking at the release plugin eventually, but I can only
>handle so much new info at once. :) I want to keep the POM's in sync
>when working on a snapshot too, so I just want
I plan on looking at the release plugin eventually, but I can only
handle so much new info at once. :) I want to keep the POM's in sync
when working on a snapshot too, so I just want to have to manually
change less properties when I start work on the next version, and when
it comes time to release
You can, but it is what you give in the element, you can't omit
that.
If you need a tool to keep versions in sync in a multiproject, check the
release plugin.
- Brett
Stephen Duncan wrote:
>But you can't do this?:
>
>${project.parent.version}
>
>Sure would be nice to be able to keep my version
But you can't do this?:
${project.parent.version}
Sure would be nice to be able to keep my versions in sync more easily
if I don't want to bother independently versioning
modules/sub-projects.
-Stephen
On 10/1/05, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ${project.version}
>
> will do the tric
${project.version}
will do the trick. You can still self reference the model.
- Brett
Alan D. Cabrera wrote:
> I have a suggested enhancement. Maybe this is already available.
> Maybe it's a bad idea. Here it is.
>
> Frequently, I will have multiple projects that are interdependent.
> Their
I have a suggested enhancement. Maybe this is already available. Maybe
it's a bad idea. Here it is.
Frequently, I will have multiple projects that are interdependent.
Their versions will move in tandem as I change the root POM's version.
IIUC, when I change the root POM's version, I must