That would work fine to allow trialling the plugin against various
projects on the command line.
The other part of testing would be to check out the svn tag and verify
that it builds.
> What happens when the real thing is released? Will my local repo be
> polluted with the staging details and I need to clean it up?
If you don't build it yourself, and the staged version is released
unchanged, then that's mostly not a problem - though there'd be some
metadata xml files left over in the local repo.
If you do build it yourself, then you'd *hope* you'd have an exact
workalike to the release, but it won't be bytewise identical, so you
probably ought to call that pollution, and clean it up.
And of course, there's the possibility that this staging iteration
doesn't succeed, in which case, it's *definitely* pollution in the local
repo that needs to be cleaned up.
Thanks, I will post a separate question to find out what others are
doing and if there is a preferred approach.
Cheers
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