Somewhat off topic, but am I the only one that has to do mvn clean install?

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Indrajit<indraj...@gmail.com> wrote:


Jon,

Assuming you are using Maven (you probably are if you used the
installer), you can move to the lift-core module and do an 'mvn
install' to have everything built and deployed in the local Maven
repository. (cd lift-core ; mvn install)

Subsequently, you can modify your projects pom.xml to have lift-core
dependency set to 1.1-SNAPSHOT (you must be having 1.0 there) to use
the version that you just built.
You can revert the lift-core dependency to 1.0 to switch back to
standard Lift 1.0.

/irc


On Jul 25, 7:46 pm, "Jon Kleiser" <jon.klei...@usit.uio.no> wrote:
> I have pulled and built a certain Lift branch from the GitHub on my Mac,
> and I would like to temporarily switch to using that branch. Do I have to
> make an installer app (how?) and run that, or could I just set up some
> pointer(s) (like an environment variable) to the directory where all the
> new jars are? (I may want to switch back to standard Lift 1.0 soon
> afterwards.)
>
> /Jon



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