Alistair Bush wrote:
After browsing thru the conversation relating to Maven and Fedora I thought I
would put in the Gentoo Linux's perspective.
(snip)
Sadly we only have support for ant presently.
I wouldnt say sadly :)
To accomplish this we had to
implement some funky build.xml rewri
On Wednesday 13 December 2006 10:16 pm, Carlos Sanchez wrote:
> On 12/13/06, Alistair Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As a ebuild is executed in a sandbox all attempts to access directories
> > like ~/.mvn will result in the build failing majorly. There is therefore
> > no practicial way that
or use --settings to provide alternate configuration.
We've been over the gentoo discussion before - you might like to
search the archives, or get in touch with the java gentoo folks that
brought it up. As a non-user, I'm basically in the same boat as with
Fedora (though I'm a little more f
On 12/13/06, Alistair Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As a ebuild is executed in a sandbox all attempts to access directories like
~/.mvn will result in the build failing majorly. There is therefore no
practicial way that we (Gentoo) can implement a maven repository that is
common and available
After browsing thru the conversation relating to Maven and Fedora I thought I
would put in the Gentoo Linux's perspective.
Firstly just as a background to gentoo.
Gentoo is a source based linux distro in which packages are compiled within a
highly structured bash script (ebuild). These ebuilds
