----- Original Message ----- From: "Serge Huber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Maven Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 5:51 PM Subject: Re: ibiblio central repository
> At 14:13 01.04.2004, you wrote: > > >It's interesting to use maven-proxy for private company repos. If you want > >to create a public repo, it's preferrable to put in it only yours jars if > >you don't use a rsync with ibiblio. http://www.bluesunrise.com/maven used by > >the jetspeed project is an example of a bad repository. > > Am I understanding this right : it's a bad repository because it duplicates > the content without sync ? I myself want to learn to do this right, so > that's why I'm asking all these newbie questions :) Yes, and it deploy some apache jars (like jetspeed) but the official repo for apache jars is IBiblio. Jetspeed isn't a bluesunrise project but an apache project. > > >Some projects doesn't use the SNAPSHOT extension and put their files on a > >repo but this jars doesn't the a complete release(beta, rc, final). If you > >don't use the snapshot extension and you put a jar in a repo with another > >extension (for example -dev), the jar file will be download one times by > >users, and only one. If the jar file change, it will be never re-downloaded > >by maven because it's in local repo of users and it isn't a snapshot. > > Yep I'm aware of that. I saw that others use dates coded such as 20040401, > maybe that's a better way to use snapshots if one wants to avoid breaking > the build all the time ? > > >The torque plugin can be put (snapshot and final version) in ibiblio > >directly by the torque team (it's the same for all apache projects) . > > I perfectly understand that the will is to have a central repository much > in the same way as Debian has. But in order to get there, for practical > reasons, people need intermediate repositories to work on a day-to-day > basis (like the "right away" example I was giving). What would be great is > to have a way to create an entry in a "personal" repository, and then use a > maven plugin to submit it for inclusion into the ibiblio repository. So > basically what I would do is : > > 1. insert the entry into my "personal repository", maven jar:deploy > > 2. send a submission for my JAR to the central repository maven jar:submit > > 3. remove the jar from my "personal repository" once it has been inserted > into ibiblio : maven jar:sync or something. > > Is this already available ? As I said, I'm a newcomer eager to learn, sorry > if this is the twentieth time this is answered, just point me to an > existing reply would do the tick :) 1. yes or repository:copy-jar (if you define the maven.repo.central) 2. this goal doesn't exists but it's a good idea. 3.Doesn't exists. You can also delete it. Emmanuel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
