Hi, is there a way to tell maven not to reload the three SNAPSHOT jars without secifying "--offline" (which may cause failure due to other missing jars)? Could we use release jars instead of snapshots?
Further notices: There are a few FIXME comments. I've configured my Eclipse to mark FIXMEs, but the out-of-the-box config highlights only TODOs. Can we agree on a common style here? I also get a lot of checkstyle warnings for operators placed at the beginning of a line. This is both Old Emacs style as well as Eclipse's auto formatting style. I have no idea how the Eclipse auto formatter can be told to put the operators at the end of the line. Also, I personally find operators at the end of the line awful too, although it is more consistent with common line breaking rules in documents. Questions: where's the "operator at previous line end" originating? Are there IDEs/formatters which auto-format operators at the end of the previous line? Can/should we revert to "operator at the beginning of the line"?
Is there some way to order JavaDoc to tell the correct line for its warnings? I get them consistently wrong, by an unpredictable amount.
J.Pietschmann
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