Justin Deoliveira a écrit :
Maven 2 boasts full maven 1 feature coverage but I have found a number
of cases which are not so. Examples include the eclipse plugin and the
war plugin.
Maven 2 claims to support Eclipse
(http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/) and WAR
(http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin/) plugins, but since I
don't use any of them myself (I use NetBeans) I don't know how good they
are. We may need the help of an Eclipse user in order to configure the
Geotools master pom.xml file for Eclipse and WAR.
I can remember about a year or so ago when geotools was using maven
1.0.x before 1.1 and there was much frustration due to bugs. I would
hate the same thing to happen again by jumping on the maven 2 train too
quickly.
Maven 1 and 2 can cohabit as long as we want. Maven 2 still have some
bugs in secondary plugins like javadoc and web site generation, but is
workable for me (the most important plugins like javac and install work
fine). I don't really know if it is workable for other peoples until I
get some volunter for trying the Maven 2 build on their side (and maybe
fix some issue like Eclipse plugin configuration, if needed).
Anyway, I don't expect to remove the Maven 1 build before one or two
months, and of course not before an agreement on IRC. During that time,
the Maven 2.0.2 release (and maybe 2.1) should be out.
Martin.
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