Jon Scott Stevens wrote: > > Few of the commons-sandbox projects are released (although, they are stable) > and honestly, with all the deps in all of the projects, getting released > versions of all of them that actually work together is a scary > idea...especially since they all get modified so much...
Jon, sometimes you just have to confront your fears. ;-) I rarely have problems, and when I do, they are generally addressed quickly. An overall process that works for me. Ever few days I take a peek outside and look at gump logs. When I see a bright and shiny day, I download it to my personal development machine. When things look bleak and cloudy, I inform others and stick with what I've got. For added convenience, I've started to make what I produce available to others. See http://gump.covalent.net/jars/ > [157][ ~/checkout/scarab/lib ]% ls > CVS junit-3.7.jar > README.txt log4j-1.1.jar > activation-1.0.1.jar lucene.jar > commons-beanutils.jar mail-1.2.jar > commons-collections.jar mm.mysql-2.0.7.jar > commons-digester-1.1.jar servlet-2.2-CVSHEAD-12-04-00.jar > commons-email-0.1-dev.jar stratum-0.1-dev.jar > commons-util-0.1-dev.jar torque-3.0-dev.zip > dom4j-full.jar turbine-3.0-dev.jar > flux-3.0-dev.jar velocity-1.3-dev.jar > fulcrum-1.0.jar village-1.5.2.jar > jakarta-regexp-1.3-dev.jar xalan-2.1.0.jar > jdbc2_0-stdext.jar xerces-1.4.3.jar > > That is a lot of deps. My list is longer. ;-) > Please please please put the files into CVS. Life is easy when you work primarily on one project. When you work on muliple projects, the problem gets way more complicated. What happens when every project checks in their own xml parser, or -dev version of torque? Which one do you use? - Sam Ruby -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
