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David Leangen commented on PAXRUNNER-164:
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> @Dave: PAXR is hilarious ! Next we rename ops4j to opsOnRails.. ;-)

:-)

> This is kind of a cognitive load you should resolve when installing/updating 
> system wide commands. Isn't it ?

Totally agree. Ideally it should not be necessary at all in the run scripts, 
IMO, and that's one of the core points in this issue. :-)
I think the consensus here agrees with your point here.

> Well, if we want to make paxrun more unixy how about using an enironment 
> variable ?

I don't totally follow. We already use $PAX_RUNNER_HOME, which points to the 
pax runner directory (which BTW already has a version number). Did you mean 
something else?


Anyway... Ok, then, so redundant version numbers it is. Like I said, I can live 
with that, even if it's a minor annoyance. Just thought I'd ask.

> Removing version number from jar file when distributing
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: PAXRUNNER-164
>                 URL: http://issues.ops4j.org/jira/browse/PAXRUNNER-164
>             Project: Pax Runner
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: David Leangen
>            Assignee: Alin Dreghiciu
>            Priority: Minor
>
> Just wondering something...
> Would it be possible to remove the version number from the jar file when 
> creating a distribution of pax-runner. The reason is this:
> When I install pax-runner to my file system, the directory structure looks 
> like this:
>   $PAX_HOME
>     pax-runner-$VERSION
>       bin
>         pax-run
>         pax-run.bat
>         pax-runner-$VERSION.jar
> What I like to do is create a symbolic link in $PAX_HOME called "pax-runner" 
> that points to the current pax-runner directory. This way, to update my 
> pax-runner, all I need to do is copy the new files and update by symbolic 
> link.
> Because, however, the jar holds the version number, this means that in 
> addition to having to update just my symbolic link, I also have to update any 
> scripts I have that make use of pax-runner, which is not a nice thing to have 
> to do.
> So, it would be really nice to change pax-runner-$VERSION.jar to just 
> pax-runner.jar.
> Thank you!

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