> SNAPSHOT makes a lot of sense in a multiproject context.
> 
> From what I understand, you should never set the version to SNAPSHOT
> in your <version/> tag. you should rather use something along the 
> line of
> artifact:install-snapshot (local repo)
> artifact:deploy-snapshot (global repo)
> which will tag your current "release" as SNAPSHOT.

Yeah, I thought the same thing about install-snapshot, but according to:

http://maven.apache.org/using/bestpractices.html#Project_Development_Cyc
le

You should also change the currentVersion to nextVersion-SNAPSHOT.

> your SNAPSHOTdependencies will then be resolved.

Actually, SNAPSHOT dependencies do get resolved, however, maven will
first try to get the SNAPSHOT from the repository (makes sense outside
of the multiproject context), even though it exists locally.  Would be
nice if it grabbed locally first since it's a multiproject.


- Dave

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