Thorsten Scherler wrote:
It is a simple shell script but maybe a python/perl script would be more
efficient.
Well, I wanted to use ant because not everyone uses linux/unix, ant
upgrating cocoon is not a everyday task. So I do not see the efficiency
need here.
The main problem that I have is how to strip the files from
their versions number and add the new. e.g.
- commons-httpclient-2.0.2.jar *strip 2.0.2* *add 2.1.0*
- cocoon-fop-block-2.2.0-dev-r279987.jar *strip old revision number*
*add new*
I have same problem :-)
This way the "svn mv" procedure would be more efficient and the update
less time consuming. Cheche you have the most experience in this can you
please review it. TIA
I will, but what do you think if we put everything on a ant file?
P.S. the
ln -s $COCOON_HOME/build/cocoon/ $COCOON_HOME/build/cocoon-2.2.0-dev
is there because my cocoon-trunk just build cocoon and *not*
cocoon-dev-2.2.0-dev
maybe we should allow to overwrite env.cocoon_home
Cheers,
cheche
