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Richard Eckart de Castilho commented on UIMA-2523:
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Thanks for explaining the local parent pom.
I subscribe to all you said, except that I am still not convinced that keeping
the local parent pom separate from the project's root pom holds any benefit.
In other projects I work on, we maintain the settings you keep in the the local
parent pom in project root pom instead and run the same two-level release
scenario that you describe above. For example in DKPro Core, we have a
correspondent to your global pom (build/parent-pom) as well, with separate
release cycle and all. But, we don't have a level of indirection between the
global pom and the projects root pom. Any overrides to the global pom are kept
in the project root pom. The modules use the project root pom as parent, not an
additional intermediate local parent pom.
> Rename module folders
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> Key: UIMA-2523
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-2523
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Sandbox-uimafit
> Reporter: Richard Eckart de Castilho
> Priority: Minor
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> The module folders in uimaFIT do not match the artifactIds. The module
> folders use the capitalization "uimaFIT" while the artifactIds use "uimafit".
> The folders should be renamed to use the lower-case variant and the module
> section of the aggregator POM should be adjusted accordingly.
> The currently different capitalization might cause problems in Eclipse when
> patches are applied, as Eclipse uses the artifactId as the project name and
> consequently workspace locations have different names than their respective
> directories on the file system (cf. UIMA-2522).
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