I think this sets the wrong expectation for the snapshots. They are
not released code, they are an aid for project developers who should
be familiar with the progress of the unstable tree the snapshot
represents and that means tracking SVN. The source is there and can
just be checked out - and developers should remember that it is what
that is in SVN is authoritative not some pre-packaged bundle.
If you want to publish them then go ahead but others should not get
an expectation that everyone will do that every time a snapshot is
refreshed.
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Jeremy
On Jan 29, 2007, at 8:49 AM, Jean-Sebastien Delfino wrote:
I think it would be very useful to publish source jars (containing
Java source code) corresponding to the jars that we have published
on the Maven snapshot repository, and our M2 release jars as well.
This will make debugging easier in particular with Eclipse.
I'm sure there is a way to do this with Maven but can't find it in
their docs how to control the name of the generated jars (from xyz-
sources.jar to xyzsrc.jar). Does anyone know how to do that?
Then when I have the source jars how can i publish them? mvn deploy
will publish the binary jars but is it going to also publish any
source jars I've generated?
Thanks,
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Jean-Sebastien
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