I will be creating a sbaz package containing a maven release. I realize that
lift generally doesn't use the scala distribution (which comes with sbaz ),
but it does seem a logical stepping stone for beginners and tinkerers. I
just want to make things readily accessible. Since 2.2.1 works, I'll run
Sbt is on the plan too, as well as svnkit which is a command line svn client
in Java.
On Jan 21, 2010 4:30 PM, "Channing Walton" wrote:
I use maven 2.2.1 without any problem. i prefer to use sbt these days which
still makes use of mvn repositories.
James Matlik wrote: > > What is Lift's recomm
You want an sbaz package that will contain what exactly?
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James Matlik wrote:
What is Lift's recommended version of Maven? I am looking to create an sbaz
package for easy download and install for maven for newcomers (myself
included), and figure that having o
I use maven 2.2.1 without any problem. i prefer to use sbt these days which
still makes use of mvn repositories.
James Matlik wrote:
>
> What is Lift's recommended version of Maven? I am looking to create an
> sbaz
> package for easy download and install for maven for newcomers (myself
> inclu
What is Lift's recommended version of Maven? I am looking to create an sbaz
package for easy download and install for maven for newcomers (myself
included), and figure that having one that is compatible with lift would be
of prime interest. Is the latest and greatest version compatible with 2.0?
