I have been using maven3 for development for some time now.
I think there are two possible easy solutions for hudson/jenkins.
- You can configure all builds to use a private maven repository. This
is the general recommendation but may require that all builds are
published to a snapshot repository (and nexus for example has options to
assure only the last few builds are kept).
- You could have a periodic jobs which just runs a batch job to clear
out (part of) the local repository.
For developers the local repository will increase as snapshots are
maintained. I do not have the impression that command line builds clean
this up in any way. For most people, local disk space is not a major
issue. If it is, you can again clear out the local repo when disk space
is running low.
Joachim
On 06/28/2011 12:39 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
So Java 6 has gone out; meaning we can take up with maven 3 again.
So far the interesting question has been with respect to the handling
of SNAPSHOTS:
a) Justin will need to ask maven to clear out snapshots after a bit?
b) Developers should only have one snapshot jar; but there is some
discussion on if this feature is broken in maven 3 or not
Comments? Feedback? Experimentation?
Jody
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 4:41 PM, Severin (aka Cliff)
<djseve...@gmail.com <mailto:djseve...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi People,
I've written up a proposal on the wiki with regard to updating the
GeoTools build process to work under both Maven 2 and 3.
Justin: jgarnett suggested I open a dialogue with you to see if
you have any interest in updating the build box to use Maven 3 yet.
Proposal is at
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Update+to+use+Maven+3
for review.
Cheers,
Cliff
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