> There's nothign stopping you from putting your own stuff in any web-enabled location and pointing any build you want at that location.
I know, and I already do that... but you still need to ask people to add your new repository location (http://maven-validator.sourceforge.net/) while the upload request is waiting. And I don't really like to create an unofficial maven repository on the sourceforge web servers (I don't even know if sf policies allow this...) > Again if we're speaking of your stuff, namely the carbon items, I'm peronally not going to unpack the whole lot and rename the jars. If you provided a tarball that laid out the whole structure for carbon then it might go quicker. Ok, if a tar can help I can submit it, just ask for it instead of ignoring the request! (btw, there is already a single tar with all the jars, and all of them go to the same repository directory... this work only consists in adding the "-2.1" prefix). Anyway I was not speaking only about my requests, there are lots of people complaining about this and the process really needs to be simplified to become useful. > There is also a tool called meeper which will be released during the alpha phase of maven2 and meeper is also used in the Maven book. Maven2? > It is also easy to integrate any maven2 plugins into Jelly because the plugins are POJOs. This is exactly what I intend to do with the xdoc plugin. I know, I know... but why creating this strong separation between maven1 and maven2 plugins, so? Ok, maven 2 plugins will use a container framework, but starting fixing bugs in actual plugins while creating some simple java classes which can be used by jelly could make the transition smoother... and the plugin lifecycle is independent from maven one, so you don't ever need to wait for a 1.0 release. Starting maven 2 with a brand new set of plugins (with a brand new set of bugs) is scaring... this really makes me want to stay with maven 1 forever... Fabrizio -----Original Message----- From: Jason van Zyl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: luned� 19 aprile 2004 23.19 To: Maven Developers List Subject: RE: [Vote] Arnaud Heritier as a committer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
