Hi Mark,
It looks like something's gone funny there. I'm also seeing issues with a
clean maven repo. My subversion had got into an inconsistent state locally,
which may not be helping. ('svn up' reports no changes, deleting my pom and
then doing 'svn up' gives me a different file back ...)
I
Same here. I cannot build jndi and related projects. Makes me wonder
whether these micro commits
https://github.com/apache/aries/commits/trunk/ using the
maven-release-plugin are really necessary.
Would it not be possible to have a policy where aries-foo would only
have dependendies on
regarding the suggestion about SNAPSHOT-dependencies
We recently adapted a similar policy in our projects shortly after we
switched to separate releases for each module.
We only use SNAPSHOT-dependencies when necessary. This is often the case
for new features, but hardly ever for bugfix-releases.
I'm not able to build due to not finding proxy impl 1.0.0 SNAPSHOT.
+1 from me to an approach that means we don't end up with these
snapshot dependencies.
Graham.
On 31 July 2012 12:25, Christoph Gritschenberger
christoph.gritschenber...@gmail.com wrote:
regarding the suggestion about
Hi Thomas,
That's exactly the policy we're aiming for. We weren't able to do it
effectively when our versions were below 1.0.0, so what we're doing now is
moving to a 1.0.0 platform. Once we have released versions of all our 1.0.0
bundles we expect we'll almost always have the case that aries-foo
Hi Graham,
The snapshot dependencies are a side-effect of moving to 1.0.0. We
shouldn't have anything like as many again until we move to 2.0.0
bundles, which might be never. :)
In principle there shouldn't be anything which depends on proxy-impl
1.0.0-SNAPSHOT anymore, now that we have a 1.0.0
I've just had a successful build in a clean workspace from a clean
checkout. I did, however, need to re-deploy the application.modeller
jar, since the deployed snapshot was incomplete. (Obviously that's a
one-off thing, since we'd normally expect deployed things not to be
corrupt!)
I also
Thanks for sorting that out, Holly.
On 31 July 2012 20:02, Holly Cummins holly.k.cumm...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've just had a successful build in a clean workspace from a clean
checkout. I did, however, need to re-deploy the application.modeller
jar, since the deployed snapshot was
