I have, but I was re-implementing a pattern for dependency handling in
a unified code-tree based a bit on the Ports tree system from the *BSD
projects. Having said that, it's still rare, and even then, it was
only walking up, because I defined relative location to a root, rather
than absolute location to the root. In actual fact, I was doing
everything referenced from the top, but the top was defined as
a ../../.. style path from the leaf.
Christian.
On 2009-08-25, at 22:31 , Brian Fox wrote:
I've never seen make or ant scripts that effectively crawled up a disk
looking for other things to build. I don't see how maven is different.
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Jochen
Wiedmann<[email protected]> wrote:
Arnaud HERITIER-3 wrote:
What do you think about this post and comments :
http://relation.to/12116.laceOne thing that it seems to annoy them
is how
our reactor is working.
We cannot call a build from a submodule which will automa(g)ically
call
necessary builds in others modules.
Honestly, I never understood why Maven is building modules top down
(parents
first, then childs) as opposed to the other way. Makefiles, or Ant
scripts,
are typically working the other way round and that seems much
simpler, from
my experience.
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