There are a few small errors in the trunk and some and some folders/files that would need to be ignore from svn. I could easily write up a patch to clean it up (I like my source tree all clean and nice so nothing would mask the real errors), but would the committers accept it, and if so, should I open an issue for each of them separately or one for all? It'd cut down on bureaucracy if somebody with commit rights would do them directly. Here's a few for reference:
- package-info.java in shiro-core/src/main/java/org/apache/shiro needs to declare org.apache.shiro (not org.shiro). - all target folders need to be added to svn:ignore - IDE specific files should be added to svn:ignore - why is javadoc generated as part of regular install goal? Kalle
