On 4 Jan 2011, at 18:07, Robert Godfrey wrote:
But it's *not* the way we've always done it.
We've done maven before.
It didn't help.
In fact there were a lot of issues with maven at the time...
however that's
not really the point. Even if all the issues with maven have
subsequently
been solved, that doesn't help *us* structure and manage our
project (by
which I mean the whole of Qpid, not just Java) in a sensible way.
Although I've read the old JIRAs related to Maven, could someone with
more history in the project please explain what the problems were,
before I go around trying to re-invent wheels that don't work...?
Thanks,
Andrew.
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