Hi,
For JENA-1563, there is a pull request pending:
https://github.com/apache/jena/pull/435
(we're approaching a 3.8.0 release and I wanted to get this in).
Reviewing and testing, if you get the local build working, would be very
helpful.
** everyone
All the pull requests are reviewable by anyone.
https://github.com/apache/jena/pulls
On 13/06/18 22:51, Philip Coates wrote:
Hi,
This will probably seem like a n00b question, but...
I've checked out the 3.8.0-SNAPSHOT code to address the JENA-1563 ticket,
and I found that the codebase references some "ext" Guava libs - the
3.8.0-SNAPSHOT versions of the org.apache.jena.ext.com.google.<whatever>
wasn't there, so I managed to get things to compile by pointing at the
3.7.0 deps when I was building, but how should I get/build these to test
things properly?
If you clone the Jena repo then at the top level do "mvn clean install"
it should build cleanly.
"mvn clean install -Pdev" is faster - it builds as far as Fuseki and
skip javadoc generation.
"jena-shared-guava" produced the "ext" classes - a copy of Google guava
so that when Jena is a library in another system, there can be multiple
versions of Googe guava.
Work on a specific module should also work if you set up
<repositoryManagement>, which is in the parent POM which is named in the
POM of the module.
However, it is easier to work the whole codebase, build with -Pdev to
set up local artifacts then work on a single module. We've moved away
from single independent modules.
Andy
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