Maybe it's just because I'm hungry, or because I'm shutting off my computer
and will not see your replies till tomorrow ;-) , but I just had this crazy
idea:

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What would you think of making Gump update the jars
of the projects with fresh ones if the build succedes?
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This would really be *cross-project integration*: catching build errors is
ok, but we this way we can also catch errors on program behaviour early.

Then, when the project decides for a code-freeze for the release, the jars
are not updated anymore till release is done.

What do you think? <ducking/>  ;-)

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Nicola Ken Barozzi                   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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