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Ron Smeral edited comment on DELTASPIKE-850 at 3/9/15 10:06 AM:
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[~jharting] OK, good to know. However, it is correct to just depend on 
weld-core-bom and let it pull in whatever is correct for any given version, 
right? (i.e., the pull request is correct, right?)

Also, the weld-core-bom is in fact something like a "depchain" and not a "BOM" 
(given how the terms are commonly used, AFAIK), since the weld-core-bom 
declares <dependencies> instead of <dependencyManagement>. That has the benefit 
that I can depend on it and have all required dependencies pulled in even 
_regardless of their name_. However, if I needed just some of them, I need to 
use the ugliness that is <exclusions> instead of managing weld-core-bom and 
depending on individual artifacts.


was (Author: rsmeral):
[~jharting] OK, good to know. However, it is correct to just depend on 
weld-core-bom and let it pull in whatever is correct for any given version, 
right?

Also, the weld-core-bom is in fact something like a "depchain" and not a "BOM" 
(given how the terms are commonly used, AFAIK), since the weld-core-bom 
declares <dependencies> instead of <dependencyManagement>. That has the benefit 
that I can depend on it and have all required dependencies pulled in even 
_regardless of their name_. However, if I needed just some of them, I need to 
use the ugliness that is <exclusions> instead of managing weld-core-bom and 
depending on individual artifacts.

> Add Weld 3 profile
> ------------------
>
>                 Key: DELTASPIKE-850
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DELTASPIKE-850
>             Project: DeltaSpike
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: Build
>            Reporter: Ron Smeral
>            Priority: Trivial
>
> Weld 3 is now split into several modules and the weld-core module is renamed 
> to weld-core-impl, so the "Weld" profile no longer works for Weld 3. 



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