Yann LE DU schrieb:
Hi Christian,
I don't know if that answers to your question, but if
you want to take a pom out of the repository, just
delete the whole project directory from the
repository... I always did this way when I needed to.
Not really ;-) But let me explain:
Imagine the following:
A developer creates a brand new project and configures it for use with
scm. He checks it in and adds the POM to the central maven-repo.
Another developer know wants to work on this project as well on a
different machine. So I wonder how the second developer can use maven to
start working.
What I have in mind is something like:
Developer 2 retrieves (however) the POM of the project from the central
maven-repo and can now use maven for his/her tasks e.g.: scm:checkout,
java:compile, jar:deploy, whatever ... So maven now checks out the
project from cvs/svn and solves the whatever wanted task.
My question refers to the first step of the second developer. How will
this developer be able to work with the same project from a central
mave-repo while the project essentials sit in cvs/svn?
Thanks & Regards,
Chris
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