On Dec 15, 2006, at 4:33 PM, David Jencks wrote:
On Dec 15, 2006, at 4:19 PM, Jason Dillon wrote:
so, now we have reverted back to having bits under trunk/* using
non-snapshot values?
and it appears that some modules (geronimo-commonj_1.1_spec at the
least) still depend on 1.2-SNAPSHOT, which really screws things up
when building in a clean environment.
Common J was not released because no one is using it. I didn't want
to release it just because it was there.
trunk/pom.xml should be at version 1.3-SNAPSHOT, and all of the
children modules should use that version for its parent.
this has quickly turned into a mess.... and I am now kinda
screwed. all of the work I am doing is always off of a clean
repo, so that I can avoid any slop that might be caused by
previous builds.
i'm really not happy that I have to come in and clean up
afterwards...
and I wish there was a little more trust that I actually knew what
I was doing... after all I have been working on simplifying the
build process, and helping to make it more stable and reliable.
anyways, I will try to find a solution to this... but the recent
changes for the 1.2-beta release have really thrown a big wrench
into the works relating to the fluff I was working on to automate
the TCK and to provide direct correlation from code change to test
results.
This situation appears to me to support my claim that having
individually versioned specs was too complicated for any human to
maintain successfully.
Please, stop complaining and let me finish getting the release out.
-dain
