Brett Porter wrote:
I don't know much about Ruby, but took a quick look over the docs for
this and I'm impressed. Keep up the good work, and hope you find plenty
of interest in this!
I worked with Eric yesterday for a bit to sort out his login problems at
the Mojo project so all this good stuf
I don't know much about Ruby, but took a quick look over the docs for
this and I'm impressed. Keep up the good work, and hope you find plenty
of interest in this!
Cheers,
Brett
Eric Redmond wrote:
> I just published a simple usable version of Ruby support for Maven. I say
> "simple" because the f
I just published a simple usable version of Ruby support for Maven. I say
"simple" because the full spectrum of mojo field/setter injection parameters
are not complete, however, simple operations, such as configuring a String
parameter in the pom, is now possible.
In any case, to use this, you nee
Comments inline.
Eric Redmond wrote:
Some of you expressed an interest.
Please note that it is close, but not quite, ready to be tested on a wider
scale (such as the users list). I'm still stummped at how to inject certain
values into the Ruby object. But the projects and sourcecode can be
down
Some of you expressed an interest.
Please note that it is close, but not quite, ready to be tested on a wider
scale (such as the users list). I'm still stummped at how to inject certain
values into the Ruby object. But the projects and sourcecode can be
downloaded from here:
http://www.propellors
Although not ready for public release, I figured due to the number of
responses there was some interest amongst readers of the dev list. Do to
complications (my incompetence? who knows) this is not out on codehaus,
however, may move there shortly.
In the interim, the code for two plugins (the comp
On 11/26/05, Eric Redmond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Maven developers:
>
> I have just completed a couple projects to add Ruby support for Maven 2,
> allowing one to write mojos in Ruby as well as generate mojo descriptors
> based upon RDoc markup. But I have run into a hurdle. I currently am
>
Eric Redmond wrote:
Oh, right! I feel silly for asking now... thanks.
Of course I'll contribute when I feel more comfortable with its stability.
release soon, release often ;-) I would also be interested to use Ruby
in combination
with Maven and could send you feedback which might help s
Happy birthday!
Eric Redmond wrote:
> Oh, right! I feel silly for asking now... thanks.
>
> Of course I'll contribute when I feel more comfortable with its stability.
>
> I'll get back on this tomorrow... its my birthday today :)
>
> Thanks!
> Eric
>
> On 11/26/05, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECT
Oh, right! I feel silly for asking now... thanks.
Of course I'll contribute when I feel more comfortable with its stability.
I'll get back on this tomorrow... its my birthday today :)
Thanks!
Eric
On 11/26/05, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The project building the plugin can add t
Eric Redmond wrote:
Maven developers:
I have just completed a couple projects to add Ruby support for Maven 2,
allowing one to write mojos in Ruby as well as generate mojo descriptors
based upon RDoc markup. But I have run into a hurdle. I currently am making
the plugin:descriptor run my RubyExt
The project building the plugin can add this without modifying the
original plugin plugin:
maven-plugin-plugin
...
maven-plugin-tools-ruby
...
We'd be very interested in this support. Are you willing to contribute
it back to the project?
Cheers
Maven developers:
I have just completed a couple projects to add Ruby support for Maven 2,
allowing one to write mojos in Ruby as well as generate mojo descriptors
based upon RDoc markup. But I have run into a hurdle. I currently am making
the plugin:descriptor run my RubyExtractor by adding the
m
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