Marshall Schor wrote:
> I agree this is an issue.
> 
> I can see 2 paths forward.  One makes multiple eclipse-update-sites. 
> The other moves the generation of the update site to a "deploy" step
> taken after the release is approved.
> 
> I would like to consider this latter way.   It seems to me that the
> update site is very similar to maven artifact deployment.  In both
> cases, the artifacts being deployed are being packaged with additional
> meta-information about their versions, etc..  And, in both cases, there
> is a kind of "merging" that is done.  In the Maven case, there is a file
> which is updated which contains all the versions of the artifact - this
> is similar to the manual update of the site.xml, for the Eclipse update
> site.
> 
> In the Maven case, the deployment takes place after the release is voted
> on.  If we could do something similar, then we could remove the "build"
> of the Eclipse update site and do it after the release had been voted on.
> 
> Unless there are objections, I'll update the xxx-distr POMs to remove
> the building of the Eclipse update site - that should fix our build for
> the moment, I think.
+1 for doing the eclipse update site building similar to the Maven
repository upload and remove it from the automated Maven build for now.

-- Michael

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