Andy Seaborne wrote:
TDB done.
Thanks Andy.
ARQ jars are also in TDB trunk, do you manually copy them or is there
some script somewhere or automated way?
Yesterday, I have been burned by this: I was compiling TDB with the
new ARQ snapshot. However, when I was running TDB commands, I still
had the old ARQ snapshot in my classpath. Not a big deal, but I can
see this happening over and over again.
It is possible with Maven to copy all the dependent jars in some
directory below ./target. Scripts could be include jars from there
and once released from some other directory included with the release.
Paolo
Andy
On 03/06/11 08:14, Laurent Pellegrino wrote:
Co-incidently I built an ARQ snapshot about 5 mins ago for Paolo. Is
that
the one your after?
Nice coincidence :D but I was also looking for TDB. Indeed nightly
builds would be very nice because even if it is easy to build the JAR
files, I need to reference the snapshot from an application that is
used by several developers. This means that I have to deploy the JAR
files into a private repository, and not only in my local repository,
each time I want to use a new snapshot.
Laurent
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM, Andy Seaborne
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 02/06/11 19:54, Laurent Pellegrino wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a Maven repository to download the latest snapshots (I mean
snapshots that contain the last changes that have been committed into
the trunk)?
No. We're bootstraping in Apache - I'd like to see weekly or even
nightly
builds [1]
For now: you can do:
svn update ; mvn clean install
and the snapshots will appear in your local .m2 repo. but as that's
quite
easy, the urgency of snapshot builds is lessened.
I have taken a look at http://openjena.org/repo-dev/ but it seems that
the snapshots are outdated.
Co-incidently I built an ARQ snapshot about 5 mins ago for Paolo. Is
that
the one your after?
Kind Regards,
Laurent
[1] and we could have Hudson e.g.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INCUBATOR-113
if a committer has a few moments to advance this.
(I will if no one else does but after that's probably after SemTech
at the
earliest - but I've never set up a Hudson account so someone can do it
faster than that I would then good)
Andy
