On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 4:47 PM, Ryan McKinley <ryan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> uggg -- sorry to see this thread flare up again -- especially since
> Steve is actively making great progress on better maven support --
> including integration tests and all that jazz.  (LUCENE-2657)
>
> I *think* the consensus from the last thread was:
>  1. the release manager does not need to worry about maven
>  2. someone else (from lucene) may post maven artifacts
>    2a. if the process becomes easy enough, the RM *may* post the artifacts.
>  3. There needs to be some test to check if the artifacts are OK.
>
> With Steve's work on LUCENE-2657, things are looking for for #2a and #3
>

I think its more complicated than that, someone else (from lucene) may
post artifacts? who votes on these separate maven artifacts?
are you saying that I can pipe /dev/null to some large files and post
them as maven artifacts without 3 +1 votes?

Personally I think we should keep our artifacts to a minimum. Shipping
jars is enough trouble if only source code is really whats needed.

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