Le vendredi 1 mai 2015 15:14:05 Andreas Gudian a écrit :
Anyone who has ever done a release of a large plugin like surefire from a
european location knows what a pain it is to svn-commit a couple of
thousand files. It takes hours, but only if you're lucky and the process is
not interrupted by
5 gig? wow...
I think a whole lot of of the pages is garbage that no one ever really
reads. No, not the docs itself ;-) - I'm talking about the many many source
xref and javadoc pages (both main and test code) And every single of
those pages is updated on every release because they all
Hello,
when searching around for special constructs or when I have to need to
understand some third party error messages I like to visit Java code on
the Web as it safes me the need to check it out and especially it
offers (usually) a good search and navigation.
So this is by definition not for
Anyone who has ever done a release of a large plugin like surefire from a
european location knows what a pain it is to svn-commit a couple of
thousand files. It takes hours, but only if you're lucky and the process is
not interrupted by the server.
I had to dance around that by zipping up the
Hi,
On 5/1/15 3:14 PM, Andreas Gudian wrote:
Anyone who has ever done a release of a large plugin like surefire from a
european location knows what a pain it is to svn-commit a couple of
thousand files. It takes hours, but only if you're lucky and the process is
not interrupted by the server.
Am 2015-04-30 um 00:31 schrieb Stephen Connolly:
http://bit.ly/1QLwWGS
(Source: https://twitter.com/planetapache/status/593535338074611712)
Wouldn't that imply always to clone a private copy of the entire repo
with autogerated stuff just to push changes back to the canonical repo?
Sounds
My read is this work much like Github pages works. You have a repository with
your source and the rendered pages go into a branch. But nothing stops you from
having the source in one repo and just pushing the generated content to another
repo. This is currently how we do the M2Eclipse site. We
http://bit.ly/1QLwWGS
(Source: https://twitter.com/planetapache/status/593535338074611712)
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