I don't need to make maven use A version that is inherited from C exactly.
I want Maven to define the latest version automatically, without explicit
definition.
And I don't want to release new version of B only to fix it's A version.
A:1.0 is suitable for B, so there's no need to change it.
In
Hello,
when I execute mvn release:prepare on a command line, I'm asked whether
snapshot dependencies should be resolved.
Is it possible to have them resolved automatically when
preparing/performing a release in non-interactive mode? Ok, I could use
mvn versions:use-releases to do this, but in
It also makes sense in ANY git project IMHO as upstream does not really mean
cananical, master repository as it does with subversion.
It also prevents proliferating any temporary release branches you might be
using during the release, forcing a user to do a 'git push' during release can
be
