Awesome!  Thank you very much for the summary.

On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 7:56 AM, Jason van Zyl <ja...@takari.io> wrote:

> Here's a short summary of yesterdays discussion:
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> Manfred Moser
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> 1) Alternative verifier use in maven-android-plugin for testing. Igor
> created an alternative verifier for use inside of M2E for integration
> testing that allows an integration test to be run from within Eclipse
> without having to install the plugin. The alternative verifier also allows
> multiple invocations with different versions of Maven. So if you want to
> test a plugin against 3.1.1 and 3.2.1, for example, this would be possible.
> This code will be released in the next few weeks. Manfred is attempting to
> remove the use of the maven-testing-harness in the maven-android-plugin
> with this new technique for integration testing.
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> 2) New repository populator that takes a set of dependency coordinates,
> calculates the transitive hull and publishes them to a remote repository.
> This is a tool that uses Aether. Not sure what Manfreds plans are for
> releasing this or if it's already available. Manfred can speak to this as
> he wishes.
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> Hervé Boutemy
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> 1) Continued work on the Checkstyle setup for Maven projects. A nice way
> is being developed that doesn't force conformance to all rules at once.
> Rules can be selectively turned off so that adherence to the rules can be
> met over time without a huge disruption. Hervé is continuing to test the
> setup with various Maven projects and the current plan is to release this
> new setup in about a month.
>
> Mark Derricutt
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> 1) Tiles plugin work is progressing and a release is planned shortly after
> some repository cleanup work. The Tiles plugin is a prototype version of a
> type of mixin for Maven. Some work needs to be done to sort out the proper
> merging of the models, and there may be other things Mark wants to explain
> but we'll likely see something soon.
>
> Jason van Zyl
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> 1) Work on the JSR330 branch has 4 ITs failing, but this is due to some
> movement of deprecated code that I will have to revert. While doing the
> JSR330 work some investigation was done on removing maven-compat and there
> are some issues that need to be resolved. Trying to fully remove Plexus
> with JSR330 and get rid of maven-compat is an attempt at something that
> will resemble Maven 4. To make this work quite a bit of refactoring will be
> required and staged releases of plugins in order not to break users. A
> proposal will be sent next week on how we might proceed, but essentially
> involves finding efficient ways to find use of deprecated code and provide
> alternatives to the deprecated code that we are willing to support forever
> more.
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> Thanks,
>
> Jason
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> Jason van Zyl
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