Zack Maril writes:

> Is the policy for SNAPSHOT artifacts still that you can overwrite as much 
> and as often as you want?

Technically no, but effectively yes. Any version ending in "-SNAPSHOT"
is automatically translated into a timestamped version upon deploy or
resolution. So "0.5.0-SNAPSHOT" actually becomes
"0.5.0-20130513.233313-184", etc. You can deploy a new "0.5.0-SNAPSHOT"
which will result in a new expanded timestamp, but you can't deploy
another "0.5.0-20130513.233313-184" version. You can think of it as the
difference between a branch and a tag in a version control system.

Hope that makes sense.

I have a fix for the scp bug, but I am going to wait until tomorrow
morning before deploying it so I'll be around to monitor things if there
are issues.

-Phil

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