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Hibernate Dev Team,
Thanks for this wonderful tool. Apologies in advance if this topic
has been discussed and I have missed it, but would it be feasible to
have a source-only download for Hibernate releases starting with 3.1?
Have there been logis
On Nov 18, 2005, at 9:27 PM, Barry Hawkins wrote:
Have there been logistical issues in the past which have prevented
this?
This is very desirable for the Linux distributions packaging
Hibernate.
Why would a Linux distribution not be able to package the binary plus
the source?
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Guys,
I’d like to request that everyone here pitch in and be
a bit more aggressive about closing off useless JIRA issues. JIRA is absolutely
no use to us if it is clogged up with thousands of issues that no-one is going
to look at in the next two years!
Remember, JIRA is for *our
b
Barry,
Hibernate provides a source only distribution, accessible via CVS (not
FTP or HTTP).
See: http://www.hibernate.org/6.html
John
Barry Hawkins wrote:
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Hibernate Dev Team,
Thanks for this wonderful tool. Apologies in advance if this t
Gavin King wrote:
Guys,
I’d like to request that everyone here pitch in and be a bit more
aggressive about closing off useless JIRA issues. JIRA is absolutely
no use to us if it is clogged up with thousands of issues that no-one
is going to look at in the next two years!
Remember, JIRA is
On Nov 18, 2005, at 11:11 PM, Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi wrote:
Yes, every report in JIRA deserves personalized response from the
Hibernate Team. Not for support, but for giving it at least
consideration!
Wrong, that's what the developer list is for.
I'd like to see the opinion of other Hi
> Now, I apologize for cloning the issue. I just found it rude and
> inconsiderate for a commiter to close an issue without giving a proper
> commentary.
> Yes, every report in JIRA deserves personalized response from the
> Hibernate Team. Not for support, but for giving it at least
considerat
(this Thunderbird 1.5 keeps setting reply's to private e-mail addresses.
I'll watch out for it).
Yes, every report in JIRA deserves personalized response from the
Hibernate Team. Not for support, but for giving it at least
consideration!
Wrong, that's what the developer list is for.
Err... t
You said yourself that the modifications required for the issue were an
extra 2 o 3 methods.
I don't see the need for a full essay. I think you're very busy and that
prevents you to really look at the issue. In that case you should leave
it open until you have time for it, for the good of the pr
> But that's not the common approach to bug reports in open source
projects.
You might have noticed that we do things quite differently to many other
projects. Too much "democracy" is a major reason why so many initially
successful open source projects grind to a complete halt after maybe 2
years
Gavin King wrote:
But that's not the common approach to bug reports in open source
projects.
You might have noticed that we do things quite differently to many other
projects. Too much "democracy" is a major reason why so many initially
successful open source projects grind to a complete h
Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi wrote:
Gavin King wrote:
Yes, but neglecting developer input is the other major reason of open
source projects failure. I remember reading an essay about that, but
right now I don't have much time to discuss it.
(ohh I remember... it was the Cathedral and the Baz
Yes, futile silly inane discussions such as this one kill my enthusiasm and
interest a little bit every day...
Tell you what: you run your project the way you want, I'll not interfere;
ergo
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Steve Ebersole wrote:
Yes, futile silly inane discussions such as this one kill my enthusiasm and
interest a little bit every day...
Tell you what: you run your project the way you want, I'll not interfere;
ergo
That's when you're not the one asking for attention to a problem. That's
a
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John Franey wrote:
> Barry,
>
> Hibernate provides a source only distribution, accessible via CVS (not
> FTP or HTTP).
>
> See: http://www.hibernate.org/6.html
>
> John
[...]
John,
Yes, thanks. That is what I am using currently instead of manually
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Christian Bauer wrote:
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> On Nov 18, 2005, at 9:27 PM, Barry Hawkins wrote:
>
>> Have there been logistical issues in the past which have prevented this?
>> This is very desirable for the Linux distributions packaging Hibernate.
>
> Why would a Lin
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Sorry gang, didn't realize the Reply-To: header was not being set on the
mailing list. Forwarded the rest of the thread so hopefully nobody else
will bother you guys with the same question.
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I tag CVS first, and then use that to do the build. So no problem
there...
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Steve Ebersole wrote:
> I tag CVS first, and then use that to do the build. So no problem
> there...
Thanks Steve, that is helpful to know. Sounds like we can count on
basing off of the CVS tags.
Regards,
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Barry Hawkins
All Things Computed
site:
Putting the political discussions aside, I've seen the topic of Criteria
outer joining several times.
JIRA issues:
http://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-214
(rejected)
http://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-1137 (open)
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