Hi Andrea:

The plan is viable; with one small update ...

I would like to release geoapi 2.2.0 for this release; I can do so
now. I was waiting to hear back if the ignore case option for the like
filter was completed.

Jody

> I'm trying to find a good solution out of this confusion, but
> I'm left guessing. My guess is that we should:
> - have gt2 2.5.x depend on osgeo repo
> - same goes for 1.7.x (assumin osgeo repo has been fixed, it seems it is)
> - have both depend on a geoapi snapshot for the time being? would sure be 
> nice to have an M3 instead of depending on a snapshot?
>
> Can anyone confirm this is a viable plan?
>
> Cheers
> Andrea
>
> PS: it would all be easier if GeoTools owned its API, but
> that's a discussion for another day
>
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