> It appears there for me... Or are you referring to some output from > the now > non-existent maven.log file? > > Ah, the latter I believe. So no longer exists? Ok, I'll remove code that looks for it.
No - everything was in maven -X already anyway. If you want to customise the logging in anyway you can pass in a log4j.properties via the system property as per log4j's documentation, but maven -X should do just fine. > > Also, RC3 is out... Might want to upgrade :) > > Sure. That said, anything changed relevent to anything we do here? Just curious. I thought when anything changed it was relevant to what you do :) Just bugfixes. Nothing gump-wise. Maven 1.0 is scheduled for around June 1 so if you aren't doing anything other than test with Maven until then, maybe it's worth waiting. Now on a whole new topic... I believe that some projects run javadoc so that gump can link to the latest API documents. I noticed Ant have pulled it from there website and link to gump (although the link is broken! I'll ping [EMAIL PROTECTED]) I was wondering whether it would be considered to do the same for Maven projects, except that the whole release site could be generated to get the latest reports like CVS changelogs, etc. I do this at work with our continuous integration. Thoughts? Cheers, Brett
