On Thu, Jun 30, 2016 at 11:07 PM, Radar Da lei <[email protected]> wrote: > One thought is if they all have released source tarball, we can let user > download these tarballs to a specified directory. > > Then when compiling, we do not do 'git clone' but extract these tarballs if > the specified version tarballs are detected. > > But for user who don't have internet access, when compiling, maven download > would be a problem.
Not it won't -- like I said -- requiring a set of dependencies to be available locally is totally fine. So for Maven, for example, I can have a full set of dependencies available in local .m2 cache and then my build is expected to just work. You still would have to make sure that everything that is part of the HAWQ build itself gets built in just the right order, of course. Thanks, Roman.
