Todd Thiessen wrote:
You said it yourself. The actual release corresponds to the appropriate
tag so it is very easily reprodicible. What is actually inside the
release is in the tag. There is no need for any compares of SVN
revisions.
If you have commits x, y, z between two subsequent
John Stoneham wrote:
in case
the preparation goals update some files on purpose (for example, we
use OSGi, and use the preparation goals to update our MANIFEST.MF
files so the versions match the POM versions).
Two questions:
- Why is MANIFEST.MF version controlled to begin with. Isn't
Looks like I finally figured out through experience too...
First number is the actual memory used within the heap, second number
is the total heap size allocated to Java. You can control the second
number with MAVEN_OPTS using the JVM setting -Xms option.
Paul
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 10:42 PM,
