Leo, >>My point is that we have few enough wanting to help with this let alone >>if it is done on a branch (i.e. borderline losing me too). >> >> > >which is a showstopper. As soon as I have some cycles free, I will get >Centipede to at least not break the build, commit, then try and get >Nicola sent in to fix the changes. > > +1 to next four paragraphs.
>Since no one ever does anything with logkit (no reason to get it from >cvs instead of release, basically), I'll start there. > >Furthermore, I will make Centipede an external dependency, make ant an >external dependency, and remove things from CVS. Will only remove ant >when everything has switched and works though. > >I will try and get this done before beta releases of cornerstone and >phoenix. If I don't make this it'll be before a final release at least. >It's my bet that Centipede will be pretty stable by then as well. Can't >tell 'bout ant 1.5, but I've always found CVS ant to be rock solid >anyway. > >Hopefully, I'll manage to get all docs built by Centipede by the end of >next week, and get everything moved over to Centipede a week or two >after that (you might be able to tell I have preciously little time for >all this :/). > I am upgrading my ADSL connection at home to the level requied to do nightly binary builds of Framework, Excalibur, LogKit, Phoenix, Cornerstone, Apps. It should be online in a week. I'll be able to upload jars & sars to ~hammant. Peter will configure a copy script to get them onto the website. After that, we can consider going for releases of Phoenix and Cornerstone. It should bring on a dam-burst of interest in Avalon. Brace yerselves. - Paul -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
