Let's attempt to learn as much as possible on each run. And that
means using the newest build available.
I do see one possible problem we could face
From above let project A and project B both depend on Project Z
Project Z makes a change and project B makes a change to match.
Now since
Here is an idea to let gump build 100% every time.
Keep the jars from the last success full build of each project. Then a
project fails it will not stop the rest of the tree from building.
Of course it becomse a little more complicated to know what jars were
used for what. But I think we
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004, Nick Chalko wrote:
Here is an idea to let gump build 100% every time.
Keep the jars from the last success full build of each project. Then a
project fails it will not stop the rest of the tree from building.
I'm just a lurker here, but this seems to defeat the whole
