Yes nightlies are coming. Many users seem to be more comfortable with
them instead of compiling the source themselves. That's fine, but in
the meantime, its very easy to build your own nightly using Maven (as
Simon points out.) Nightlies are one of our highest priorities right
now ... we're just addressing a few maven related issues first.
Sean
On 1/11/06, Simon Kitching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Korhonen, Kalle wrote:
> > Huh? No need for nightly builds? Even if we forget the minor details
> > that you need to have SVN, Java and Maven set-up) the nightly builds are
> > still extremely useful. Often you *don't* want to run the latest, but
> > stay with an officially released version or the first patched up version
> > if you have to.
>
> svn co -r{2005-01-01} .......
> cd build
> mvn install
>
> (? I presume this overrides a "newer" version in the maven2 cache...)
>
> Also for verifying fixes, nightlies are extremely useful
> > (as in "it should be fixed in nightly, try it out").
>
> svn update
> cd build
> mvn install
>
> This is probably quicker than downloading a nightly if your svn checkout
> is reasonably up-to-date.
>
>
> However as Dennis noted I'm not saying that nightlies have *no* value,
> just that it isn't top priority right now because it's not at all
> difficult to build your own.
>
> I'm pretty sure nightly builds will be back within the next week or two.
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon
>
