On 8/23/06, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The only thing that strikes me as odd is that maven will take the copy from trunk/openejb3 and place it in ~/.m2/repository then just use it's copy. Maven can just as easily get it straight out of svn via webdav, then I dont' have to have a leftover copy in my trunk/ openejb3 dir that will just sit there collecting dust and taking up disk space.
AFAIK, maven *always* place the copy of dependencies in ~/.m2/repository. Your comment seems to have implied it doesn't have to be true. Do you have a pom.xml to show it to me? Or, do you mean that [EMAIL PROTECTED] will become a repository as ibiblio or any other repo m2 will pull down deps from *and* copy it over to its local repo (~/.m2/repository), but the main difference is that we will eventually have only one copy on a disk - the one in the local repo. The only reason I thought about holding it in openejb3 svn space was to easy maintenance of dependencies, but since I have write access to svn I can simply copy it to some place outside openejb3. How? In fact, it's not as important as to have it in place and ready for others so they don't have to follow some weird build steps. Do as you wish. We'll improve it afterwards when it's in a bad shape ;-)
PS What does "NB" stand for?
NB: nota bene - "Note well" (often abbreviated "N.B.") is used in writing to draw attention to something especially. @see http://modena.intergate.ca/personal/gslj/wordsfromlatin.html Jacek -- Jacek Laskowski http://www.laskowski.net.pl
