Re: scm in pom?
On 10/25/07, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 10/25/07, deckrider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It appears that I have to put scm information into my pom.xml in order > > to use a Maven 2 project in Continuum. Is this true? > > Yes. That's how Continuum knows how to find the source code to check it out. Thanks for responding. > I can't imagine why you would add code from a tag to Continuum... Only Continuum uses "" within pom.xml? Thus if its no longer valid, everything else would still work in the case that we needed to rebuild some artifacts from their original tags? > but > yes, you'll need to update the code on trunk and branches with the > correct scm url. This somehow feels non-modular to me that all my projects that I put in my SCM should know about the SCM in which they exist (and their location within that SCM), but perhaps there is some clue that I'm missing.
scm in pom?
It appears that I have to put scm information into my pom.xml in order to use a Maven 2 project in Continuum. Is this true? The reason I'm concerned about this, is suppose I'm in CVS, and create a lot of branches and tags in each of my projects. Now I want to convert to Subversion. My job of converting is now more than importing CVS history into Subversion and reconfiguring Continuum, but I have to go into each of my projects, and their branches, tags, and trunk to change the pom (kind of defeats the purpose of tagging them in the first place if I have to change the source code when I change my scm system). But hopefully I'm mistaken and there is some better way (I'm still new to Maven and Continuum). Thanks in advance.
