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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | Seth Ladd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 29/01/2004 07:36:51 AM: | | |>Maven is a cool idea, but without that feature, then to me it's a big |>website generator. Ant already does all the building and has all the |>tasks I need. Once maven does have the transitive dependency fetching, |>I'll jump right on it. | | | I was trying to ignore the obvious troll, but I can't. | | Ant already has all the tasks you need....My local supermarket has all the | ingredients I need to make pizza too, but a lot of the time it's easier | (and more tasty) to let someone who knows how to do it and has done it | before do all the hard work. All I need to do then is just add chilli | flakes.
I'm sorry if you mistook it as a troll, it was just a personal opinion. ~ I was also trying to offer some feedback. I think maven will blossom into a great build and package maintenance system (like emerge or CPAN). I just feel right now I can accomplish everything I need in ant w/ the same amount of hassle.
If a project is starting from scratch, maven definitely has more appeal. ~ We have a bunch of ant targets already written, so we're just sticking to it (for now).
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