If you're using the latest release, you can use ${baseVersion}
wherever you would use ${version} if you want to force the use of -
SNAPSHOT version format over the timestamp/buildnumber format.
HTH,
-john
On Aug 31, 2007, at 7:44 AM, aldana wrote:
hi,
i am using assembly:assembly to pack my release. inside jar plugin
i enable
classpath setting with <addClasspath>. this way when working with
snapshots
inside MANIFEST.MF lib-xx-SNAPSHOT.jar gets added.
conversely when executing assembly goal i get a timestamp added to
libary.
mainJar
-lib/
lib-xx-20070881.065xxxx
this way i cannot access the library by name. weird thing is that
sometimes
timestamp gets included and sometimes it appends the expected
SNAPSHOT.
so, how do i tell assembly plugin to always include libraries with
name
lib-xx-SNAPSHOT? or why is this behaviour that maven includes
timestamp and
sometimes not?
thanks.
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