Re: branches/2.1 status

2008-02-03 Thread Kevan Miller


On Feb 2, 2008, at 9:08 PM, Jay D. McHugh wrote:


Kevan,

I tried out trunk and it starts fine for me.

I think you may have run into something that I have noticed for a  
little while.  If you do not perform a 'mvn clean' before your build  
- something goes squirrelly and you end up with a jee5 server that  
is not a full jee5 server.


I have been getting around that by just making sure that I do a  
'clean' before trying to get a usable server.  Should I go make a  
JIRA for this?


Yes, it's something we should look into. I've never run into this  
problem, before. Pretty sure that I'd cleaned, before rebuilding.


I wiped out the geronimo portions of my m2 repo and rebuilt. All looks  
good, now...


--kevan 


Re: branches/2.1 status

2008-02-02 Thread Jay D. McHugh

Kevan,

I tried out trunk and it starts fine for me.

I think you may have run into something that I have noticed for a little 
while.  If you do not perform a 'mvn clean' before your build - 
something goes squirrelly and you end up with a jee5 server that is not 
a full jee5 server.


I have been getting around that by just making sure that I do a 'clean' 
before trying to get a usable server.  Should I go make a JIRA for this?


Jay

Kevan Miller wrote:

All,
branches/2.1 has been created. I've also updated trunk to be 
2.2-SNAPSHOT. I've run a mvn deploy of trunk. So, the 2.2-SNAPSHOT 
artifacts should be available. The 2.2-SNAPSHOT builds successfully and 
a javaee server starts. However, it's really only a framework server. I 
assume that I've missed a few important elements in updating the version 
number. It may be a little while, before I look at the problem. If 
somebody wants to have a look, that'd be great.


Over the weekend, I'll start prepping the 2.1 branch for a release -- 
release notes, license and notice files, etc.


If you have problems that you feel *must* be fixed for a 2.1 release, 
please let us know what you think these are. Barring problems, I'm going 
to start building a release candidate on Monday evening.


I've moved a lot of bugs out of the 2.1 release. I left a few in that I 
knew people were looking at. I'm going to move these remaining Jira's 
out of the 2.1 release. If you have a fix for branches/2.1, there's 
still a bit of time. Let's just be careful about causing regressions.


If anybody is looking for a way to help out, documentation would seem to 
be our highest priority (by a wide margin). See Hernan's previous notes. 
Also, note David Blevin's recent user-list posting.


--kevan







Re: branches/2.1 status

2008-02-02 Thread Jarek Gawor
I also updated the automatic tests to run on the following schedule:

2.1 at 8am and 2pm
2.0 at 2am and 8pm

trunk (now 2.2) will remain on the normal schedule as before.

Jarek

On Feb 2, 2008 12:50 PM, Kevan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
> branches/2.1 has been created. I've also updated trunk to be 2.2-
> SNAPSHOT. I've run a mvn deploy of trunk. So, the 2.2-SNAPSHOT
> artifacts should be available. The 2.2-SNAPSHOT builds successfully
> and a javaee server starts. However, it's really only a framework
> server. I assume that I've missed a few important elements in updating
> the version number. It may be a little while, before I look at the
> problem. If somebody wants to have a look, that'd be great.
>
> Over the weekend, I'll start prepping the 2.1 branch for a release --
> release notes, license and notice files, etc.
>
> If you have problems that you feel *must* be fixed for a 2.1 release,
> please let us know what you think these are. Barring problems, I'm
> going to start building a release candidate on Monday evening.
>
> I've moved a lot of bugs out of the 2.1 release. I left a few in that
> I knew people were looking at. I'm going to move these remaining
> Jira's out of the 2.1 release. If you have a fix for branches/2.1,
> there's still a bit of time. Let's just be careful about causing
> regressions.
>
> If anybody is looking for a way to help out, documentation would seem
> to be our highest priority (by a wide margin). See Hernan's previous
> notes. Also, note David Blevin's recent user-list posting.
>
> --kevan
>