Hi,
I just downloaded the 2.1.2 version of Cocoon and it weighs in at 34MB. Comparing with md5sums the WEB-INF/lib/*.jar files to the 2.1rc1 release I find that 54 of the jar files are the same, and that accounts for 13MB of disk space. The largest jar file that's exactly the same is xalan-2.5.1.jar at 3MB, followed by jdtcore-2.1.0.jar at 2.5MB.
Does anyone think its a good idea to have a 2.1.2-diff-2.1rc1 release that doesn't contain these 54 jar files? When building this release you would tell ant where to copy the files from, or have some environment variable OLD_COCOON_HOME that it looks to.
That's just a first pass (and extremely easy to do) at seeing the similarities between the two releases. I'm sure there's a diff utility out there that can do this for comparing two different directories, and in this case where the sratchpad moved under /blocks/. In that case the difference between garbage/Processor.java files is the CVS checkin version number.
I realize that I could go through CVS for this, but I would like to get the latest stable release instead of the developer one.
try:
cvs update -d -r RELEASE_2_1_2
That should update you to the latest tagged release instead of to head shouldn't it?
Geoff
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