Hi All,

I'd like to get an idea if there are many people using the version range 
feature in the community. For those users using/relying version range, do 
you find any problems with it?

In our organisation, some people advocate the usage of version range but 
personally, I don't think it is robust enough for real world usage.

Following problems are my main gripes that often stop me from runing maven 
on a day to day basis.

* idea plugin errors (can't resolve artifacts with obscure errors).
* dependencies resolution errors (various obscure NPE errors). 
* release plugin errors (can't release because we do clean install first 
and it will resolve to snapshot).
* release plugin does not crystalise the actual version that has been 
resolved in the release pom that has been tagged.
* version range depends on maven-metadata.xml the content of the file 
which can be errorneous.

This is mainly based on Maven 2.0.6, because 2.0.7 gave us more NPE on 
resolving transitive dependencies.  The problem also seems to happen with 
some projects and not  others. Generally, we have about three or more 
layers of inhouse artifacts that are imported as dependencies across 
several maven modules.

Like to hear any success/failure stories about this. 

Cheers,
rOnn c.
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