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Karel Vervaeke commented on WHIRR-514:
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I'm would like to avoid the risk of sed accidentally replacing the version
number for dependencies which happen to have the same version number. This is
for an automated build system so there's no room for checking by hand every
time.
I've updated the script to also include voldemort (It wasn't detected because
the module is added via a profile).
Two more problems to solve:
* The version string is present as a String constant in Java code
(WhirrKarafTestSupport), I would like to factor that out.
* The update script now sets /project/parent/version for all poms. It should
not do this for the root pom.
> Update release instructions or fix update-version script?
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> Key: WHIRR-514
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WHIRR-514
> Project: Whirr
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: documentation
> Affects Versions: 0.8.0
> Reporter: Karel Vervaeke
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> The update-versions script doesn't handle modules without a
> /project/parent/version element (the build-tools module doesn't have one).
> karel@tomato:~/work/whirr$ ruby build-tools/update-versions 12345
> Updating to version 12345 ...
> build-tools/update-versions:61:in `process_module': undefined method
> `inner_html=' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
> from build-tools/update-versions:54:in `edit_pom'
> from build-tools/update-versions:60:in `process_module'
> from build-tools/update-versions:73
> from build-tools/update-versions:73:in `each'
> from build-tools/update-versions:73
> from build-tools/update-versions:54:in `edit_pom'
> from build-tools/update-versions:67
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