Re: Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread Jason van Zyl
On 2009-10-02, at 11:05 AM, two...@bluestemsoftware.com wrote: Got it. I'm on my own as far as documentation is concerned. To clarify ... if I can no longer check out a specific revision of components/trunk, as far as source code is concerned, my only options are to use a tagged release

Re: Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread twolff
Got it. I'm on my own as far as documentation is concerned. To clarify ... if I can no longer check out a specific revision of components/trunk, as far as source code is concerned, my only options are to use a tagged release or begin coding against maven-3/trunk. I'd like to delay the latter

Re: Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread Jason van Zyl
On 2009-10-02, at 8:43 AM, two...@bluestemsoftware.com wrote: Thanks Jason. Because it has changed so much, would migrating my code from 2.1-SNAPSHOT to the components/tags/maven-3.0-alpha-2 release be a good intermediate step, i.e. in anticipation of Maven 3.0? No, you're on your own

Re: Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread twolff
Thanks Jason. Because it has changed so much, would migrating my code from 2.1-SNAPSHOT to the components/tags/maven-3.0-alpha-2 release be a good intermediate step, i.e. in anticipation of Maven 3.0? Quoting Jason van Zyl : On 2009-10-02, at 4:22 AM, two...@bluestemsoftware.com wrote: > Hi

Re: Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread Jason van Zyl
On 2009-10-02, at 4:22 AM, two...@bluestemsoftware.com wrote: Hi, I embedded maven into a product. The version used, at the time, was 2.1-SNAPSHOT, checked out and built from components/trunk on 7/9/2008. I am about to resume development and was hoping to pick up where I left off with a

Question on 2.1-SNAPSHOT

2009-10-02 Thread twolff
Hi, I embedded maven into a product. The version used, at the time, was 2.1-SNAPSHOT, checked out and built from components/trunk on 7/9/2008. I am about to resume development and was hoping to pick up where I left off with a released version which uses the embedder. I read through the posti