Cory Horner a écrit :
> The refractions version numbers are correct: 2.2-RC4 is an actual 
> release and 2.2-RC4-SNAPSHOT is a snapshot.  The 2.2.x snapshots do not 
> have timestamps because of the pom settings:
> 
> <distributionManagement>
>  <repository>
>    <uniqueVersion>false</uniqueVersion>
>    <id>refractions</id>
>    <name>Refractions Research Repository</name>
>    <url>dav:http://lists.refractions.net/m2</url>
>  </repository>
> </distributionManagement>
> 
> Please note "uniqueVersion" is false.  For uDig at least, we don't use 
> maven 2 and don't want weird timestamped file names; if we want a stable 
> version to work against we should do a release -- otherwise we simply 
> work off of the latest snapshot.

I was not aware of this Maven feature, which lead me to wrongly believe that 
the xxx-SNAPSHOT files 
were copied by hand. I agree with you: I prefer xxx-SNAPSHOT instead of 
timestamped file names too.


> Frankly it's a bit embarrassing explaining to users that it is normal 
> for the GeoTools build system to explode the first few times you run 
> it... thoughts?

Right. But do we want to copy the "maven-plugin-xxx" dependencies (and their 
transitive 
dependencies) too? They are quite numerous and may be a significant amont of 
work to track.


> I agree that we should add these releases.  We can log-in and scp your 
> repo.  I'm going to make the deploy_dependencies script a little bit 
> smarter (automatically generate a pom if one doesn't exist) -- the only 
> requirement it has is that you already have your jars installed in your 
> local repository.  Starting with Martin's repo as a base, I can 
> re-deploy the contents of the repository very quickly.  If we add the 
> files people need to the end of the script this can be rather painless 
> (i guess i'll just add everything currently in the repo?).
> 
> If this sounds good to everyone i'll likely attack this later this 
> afternoon.

Please let me know when you are done :). I will re-synchronize 
maven.geotools.fr as a mirror.

        Martin.

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