I don't want to change this so close to 3.3.0 release, but I plan to
rework build.xml to delegate actual build to existing maven
installation. Ant will only do "extract-assembly". This way we will have
single maven build and Olivier will still be able use "ant all" to build
and install maven with
Hi Emmanuel,
How can we help the Debian community? Is there some ML or pointer to the way
you're doing the re-packaging?
Notice that 3.1.1 is not a great choice: this was really an interim version
between 3.0.x and 3.2.x. IMHO, you'd better stay with 3.0.x or switch to
3.2.x. The only fundamen
Hi,
I'm co-maintaining the Maven package in Debian and I'd like to mention
that the Ant bootstrap is also used in the build process. I'd be very
grateful if you could keep maintaining it, the Maven packaging is
already quite difficult (we are blocked on the 3.0.5-> 3.1.1 upgrade)
and removing the
I find it very convenient/fast to get a fresh maven build installed locally.
Just use ant and you have a new maven in your machine.
No need of changing env var, then build with an other maven, then unzip in
the correct place, then change again env var (but maybe there is something
faster I'm not aw
Olivier,
Can you explain why you need this? I had to fix ant build twice
in last few days, so I'd like to avoid this in the future if at all
possible.
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Regards,
Igor
On 2015-02-26 13:35, Jason van Zyl wrote:
Olivier said he uses it, and presumably wants to maintain it.
On Feb 26, 2015, at 1
Olivier said he uses it, and presumably wants to maintain it.
On Feb 26, 2015, at 10:15 AM, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> Sorry if this is a dup of a recent discussion, but I couldn't find
> anything so here it goes.
>
> Why do we use ant to run Maven CI build at https://builds.apache.org?
> Seems od
Sorry if this is a dup of a recent discussion, but I couldn't find
anything so here it goes.
Why do we use ant to run Maven CI build at https://builds.apache.org?
Seems odd we need to maintain both maven and ant builds for maven core.
I am quite certain maven is mature enough to bootstrap itself
