Hi Sean,
Perhaps I misunderstand the reasoning behind the sub-projects.
What I expected was that each subproject was build-able on its own as
a 'deliverable' chunk. If I wanted to I could grab the sub-projects
I'm interested in and work only with those (i.e. if I only care about
impl I could have an api.jar file around and work on the impl code
alone).
Do I have it wrong? If so no big deal I can go work in current for now.
The use case is for testing purposes. I'd like to have a set of tests
for api, a set for impl etc. Then the new developer to myfaces can
make a change in one of the subproject, run the tests there and be
relatively sure that they have not broken anything. Its part of the
safety net concept we talked about before the reorg got started.
TTFN,
-bd-
On Jul 7, 2005, at 3:06 PM, Sean Schofield wrote:
The problem is I've got shared checked out as 'myfaces-shared'
instead of shared so the shared.src.dir property points to the wrong
spot.
Why did you do this? The "suggested" approach is to check out using
the *current* shortcut. (I'm working on the documentation for that
now btw.)
Can you give me a use case for building in the manner you are
describing?
sean
