On 1/22/07, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maarten Coene wrote: > Ivy has been successfully built by gump :-) > http://vmgump.apache.org/gump/public/ivy/index.html congrats! I will modify some of my projects to depend on you.
congrats too!
> Some things still TODO: > - I'll modify the ivy descriptor to send the gump mails to 'ivy-commits' this evening. Or do you prefer to receive them on 'ivy-dev'? a team choice. The main thing is not to ignore the messages. Once I add my projects downstream, I'll remind you :)
I'd prefer the ivy-commit list, even if I read both, I think some people may be interested in reading only the dev list and not see generated messages from gump.
- I'll try to let gump run the junit tests as well so we'll know when we break them
It would be good, but only the offline tests, the online tests are too much unreliable.
- I think it is also possible to publish the snapshot produced by gump. Its not normally done anymore, primarily for security reasons. too much untrusted code runs during a gump build; anyone who builds before you could subvert your artifacts. This has never happened -yet- but it is not something you want people to be using and relying on,
If there is security issues I understand, but how could we setup something to publish some kind of nightly build? I think it eases adoption and feedback on latest features, so it would be nice to have. Xavier -steve
