Is it still doable/better to keep a common-build.xml while not excluding doc and test from the distribution of annotations?
Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
Hi guys,
HibernateExt and Hibernate core modules have existed for some time now as separate builds and it haven't been the easiest thing to maintain ,)
Before we had almost no dependency on the core in hibernateext, atleast not on moving internal API's....now the story has changed with metadata and the new tools (here also eclipse plugins).
I (and Christian) would like to merge the two modules so they follow the same structure and have well defined nice and simple structures.
The basic idea is simply to merge H3 and HExt into a similar structure
as HExt. Basically move H3 to HExt as a subproject (named hibernate - or maybe just core ?)
so its under the same umbrella.
This will not change the release cycles or project naming it will just make
the build and integration easier (compared to the current situation ,)
What do you say ?
Today we have:
/hibernate3/* /hibernateext/* /hibernateext/common/* /hibernateext/metadata/* /hibernateext/ejb-api/* /hibernateext/tools/*
etc.
I suggest (with "renames" in ()'s)
/hibernate3/* (hibernateext/*)
/hibernate3/core/* (hibernate3/* + some stuff need restructuring here but only minor - e.g. having src,test,grammar under a common src/ root)
/hibernate3/common/*
/hibernate3/metadata/*
/hibernate3/ejb-api/*
/hibernate3/tools/*
I would like to perform this move via physical moves on the sf.net cvs site to keep
the cvs history tracking in place. Any better suggestions ?
I think JBoss's new build structure follow this pattern too, allowing for easier integration
into the QA stuff they are doing (but i'll have to check)
Any comments/suggestions/objections ?
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