Hi,
 Not sure what the needs exactly. 
 But If you rebuild a patched NetBeans with a forced version 
RELEASE112-update1. You can pick the patched nbm you want. And alter pom to put 
RELEASE112 for dep (you know are were not  modified).

 Then vote with sources + the limited artefacts RELEASE112-update1 to be able 
to release them in central

Best Regards
Eric




-----Message d'origine-----
De : Neil C Smith <[email protected]> 
Envoyé : mardi 29 octobre 2019 18:42
À : dev <[email protected]>
Objet : Re: [DISCUSS] Handling release updates

On Tue, 29 Oct 2019 at 15:53, Eric Barboni <[email protected]> wrote:
> You cannot do a RELEASE112.1 in the 
> org.netbeans(api,modules,clusters,external) without rebuild the whole 
> NetBeans stack because every pom will need the RELEASE112.1 version on 
> dependencies nbm being a side artefacts.
> It's not possible to overwrite a released artefacts you cannot do a 
> RELEASE112 again.

Yes, I know artefacts can't be overwritten, so thought as much.  Kind of makes 
it even harder to push a patch release for Maven modules.
Would be good if that was not the case, but I guess it's not a short term (ie. 
11.2 update) mechanism.  And Maven probably won't get nb-javac module fix, 
although that's probably not that much of an issue.

Still think it worth considering longer term.  Means only one set of NBMs need 
signing and maintaining, and may remove some issues around using Apache mirrors 
for the UCs.  How feasible is changing the modules to use spec version and 
RELEASE11X just for overarching POM files?

Best wishes,

Neil

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