If you are using a Maven repo and and good IDE, it should help you find
out what versions of the transitive dependencies are being loaded.
You may need to look at the docs for the third party libraries and your
own libraries to see what versions are required.
Likely
Curtis, can you elaborate on this ? if the libraries I uploaded in my pom
file are newer, how do I find out what version of those libraries are set of
code compatible with ? For instance, in my old ant lib folder, I have a
struts and struts-el.jar. should I load those into my own local
what is the target scm?
because that seem to be a limitation in the scm provider, that uses CLI for
each file added
notice that if it's the first import, doing manual import as a workaround
should be quite easy: scm publish does real value added work when it's about
Dear all,
I have been trying to use maven scm publish plugin.
I am facing a limit in terms of number of files;
I have a mvane project with several plugins and I am trying to publsih
a maven web site with javadoc thanks to maven scm publish plugin and
github.
have you any idea how to make it?
Hi Hector,
how do I find out what version of those libraries are set of code
compatible with ? For instance, in my old ant lib folder, I have a
struts and struts-el.jar.
For JARs managed in this old Ant way, the versioning is at the whim of each
particular library.
You could check the JAR
