OK, I fixed *MOST* of the complaints. Details below.
On 3/25/07, Frank Bille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Why do we have NOTICE, DISCLAIMER, README and LICENSE on so many
levels? (root of distribution, in src folder and then in all the projects)
The files in the 'src' directories are necessary for building from
source. Without them, the build will just fail.
The files in the root are necessary as per policy. So we can't just
remove them/leave them out.
- Shouldn't NOTICE in /dist-root and /src be a concatination of
all the NOTICE files? RIght now it's just a copy of wicket-core
and doesn't contain the things in f.ex. wicket-examples.
Done. This is automatically compiled by the release.sh script, before
the actual maven magic kicks in.
- "sessions" and "target" folders. Wouldn't it be nice if these
were not included?
I removed the sessions folder, but the target just won't go away. I
find my personal time now more important than shoehorning maven to
remove this last directory.
- "mvn -U install" in src gives me an error when downloading
this dependency: "
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-assembly-plugin:pom:2.2-SNAPSHOT"?!
(this also means that I haven't checked any further ATM)
Waits until release 2.2 of the assembly plugin. This version is
necessary for building the release. See previous mail for installation
instructions. Though the dependency should not be a problem anymore
for the install/package/deploy targets.
- Maven artifacts:
- Where does the NOTICE in META-INF come from? For wicket-core
it's completely different than the one in the source folder (
NOTICE.txt). It could be something I have overlooked in these
discussions.
Fixed by removing the apache remote resource bundle and adding a
<resource> section for the license and notice files. This triggered a
bug in maven, causing the sources plugin to hang. I have fixed it but
it may surface again.
Martijn
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