I really hope that we don't have to rely on publicly available releases. What if a bug in one of our dependencies prevents us releasing because we have to wait for them despite there being a well used patch available? Do other OS projects just wait for their dependent projects to release? Does this approach foster a greater community as you have to help out projects you are dependent on? Fixing problems and release so that you can focus on your own projects.
Such a limitation of maven which would have been good to know up front before we embarked on maven-ization. I'm really struggling to see what maven brings to the table. On 15/11/06, Steven Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sure you can do some kind of artifact:install in order to put jars into your local repository (from your workspace). We could do that with MINA and perhaps filecontext. See the following link under "Installing and Deploying Your Own Artifacts": http://maven.apache.org/ant-tasks.html The Maven experts will need to verify though! Steve.
-- Martin Ritchie
