We already do 2, it should be easier, but we already have that with
the synced repositories.
Central ideally is an aggregation of other repos, if anybody wants to
pick up a group, just ask for.
On 5/7/07, Joerg Hohwiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi there,
> The biggest problem as I see it is not the groupId structures (although it
> DOES bother me...) but rather the dependencies metadata which is often
> incorrect, or atleast not quite right. Examples are numerous and range from
> optional dep
The biggest problem as I see it is not the groupId structures (although it
DOES bother me...) but rather the dependencies metadata which is often
incorrect, or atleast not quite right. Examples are numerous and range from
optional dependencies marked as required, testing dependencies in compile
sc
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> Hi,
Hello,
>
> I'd like to throw in my 2 cents. The maven repository was (as I recall)
> started back in the Maven 1.x days, when people didn't REALLY do ANY
> dependency management. Since then, the repository grew, Maven1.x grew and
> grew. A while
Hi,
I'd like to throw in my 2 cents. The maven repository was (as I recall)
started back in the Maven 1.x days, when people didn't REALLY do ANY
dependency management. Since then, the repository grew, Maven1.x grew and
grew. A while later, Maven 2.x was released, and AFAIK the Maven
2.xrepository
We are really aware of these problems, and it's not just Maven, Ant,
Ivy and other tools also make use of the repository. There are mailing
lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for ASF repository) and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (for the whole central repo).
i'd just point to
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-
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Hi there,
I am seeing more and more the need that the community takes better control over
what is dumped into the central repo. This seems to get more and more like a
rubbish dump. There are duplications of the logically same artifacts. This
causes ex
