Oh. I saw that. I guess I read more into it. I had this crazy idea that someone was thinking of using jackrabbit as their Maven repository. Actually, making Jackrabbit into a repository isn't a bad idea at all.

In any case, it seems what you are saying is that there is simply a choice in whether to fix the existing implementation vs switching to mercury.

Ralph

John Casey wrote:
http://www.nabble.com/WebDAV-deploying-bug-with-Maven-2.1.0-M1-to19673500.html

Admittedly, not a real healthy discussion, but IMO it might be worthwhile to discuss. The jackrabbit implementation is new as of 1.0-beta-3 (really beta-4, since beta-3 is badly broken), and mercury has been under a LOT of development lately, and I know folks are putting quite a bit of effort into testing and documenting it...so it seems like it might be a better way to go.

We have to fix MDEPLOY-85, and that means at a minimum a new release of wagon-webdav-jackrabbit...at that point, we have an opportunity to make a decision about which webdav to use.

BTW, we should also talk about a "pointer" wagon-webdav project that could simply house a relocation section that points to the current preferred wagon webDAV impl artifactId. This is a bit of a problem in beta-4, according to some people I've talked to, since the old wagon-webdav is no longer available.

-j

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Ralph Goers wrote:
I don't recall seeing a discussion on jackrabbit vs mercury. Do you have a link?


John Casey wrote:
I'm stuck in assembly-plugin mode for the moment, but if you want to move forward with it, go ahead. FWIW, we also need to put the 2.1 release plan to a vote, particularly given the little bit of discussion we've had over jackrabbit vs. mercury.

...all things I haven't had time to clear off my to-do list for the last week or two.

-john

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Brett Porter wrote:
Hi,

Is anyone opposed to moving forward with a (likely much shorter) 2.0.10 release cycle with what is already on the branch now?

Was anyone already planning to do this?

- Brett

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