So right now when it's in snapshot the pom version should be
1.0-rc1-SNAPSHOT? And then when this is released it goes to 1.0-rc1 and
the next version will be 1.0-rc2-SNAPSHOT? Correct?
On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 16:34 -0600, Wayne Fay wrote:
People generally use alpha or alpha-1, rc or rc1, etc to
-Original Message-
From: Dan Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 9:23 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Version name to use for a release candidate?
So right now when it's in snapshot the pom version should be
1.0-rc1-SNAPSHOT? And then when this is released
So I have a library that is in release candidate and I want to have it
deployed to our releases repository and not be a snapshot. Because even
though the library isn't finally released I still want people to be able
to get the release candidates by version without using our snapshot
repo.
So the
You could use the maven release-plugin and tell it that your release-version
is something like '1.0-rc1'. Then when it asks you for the new snapshot
(development) version, tell it to be '1.0-SNAPSHOT' again...
I believe that is the way to go... But Maven is pretty flexible with the
versions...
People generally use alpha or alpha-1, rc or rc1, etc to designate
release candidates.
So in this case, I would probably use 1.0-alpha-1 or 1.0-rc1.
Wayne
On 2/27/07, Dan Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I have a library that is in release candidate and I want to have it
deployed to our
