Hi David,
Sorry about the late response, yesterday was a holiday and it was one of the
few that I actually don't ignore.
As for your question, I am not quite sure about your sub-module versioning,
since you didn't really explain it, but I'll do my best on answering.
In the latest
Well, I did a little browsing through the maven-release-plugin code
base, and I see that what I'm looking for (below) isn't currently
possible. It doesn't look like it would be terribly difficult to insert
a check for a system property into DefaultVersionInfo#getNextVersion,
though, that
If you've got that far, then your on your way to making a change and trying
it out
Have a look at:
- http://maven.apache.org/guides/development/guide-m2-development.html
- http://maven.apache.org/plugin-developers/index.html
- http://maven.apache.org/developers/index.html
David C. Hicks
Other people have asked for/suggested this previously, but it seems no
one has actually done it yet, so if it is functionality you desire,
I'd strongly suggest implementing it in a way that you like, and then
contributing it back.
You might want to check JIRA to make sure a bug hasn't already
Thanks for the links. I'm a bit under water right now, but if I can
get a chance to come up for air, I may just do that.
David Roussel wrote:
If you've got that far, then your on your way to making a change and trying
it out
Have a look at:
-
If someone doesn't answer your questions right away, please don't send it
again! People might be busy, or maybe nobody knows the answer(s) to your
question.
I'll see if I can answer parts of your mail though.
On Saturday 28 April 2007 23:01, Maarten Volders wrote:
Hi,
I have the following
Thanks for the feedback, It was not my intetion to post multiple times, but
I posted the first time, I didn't see anything appearing. So a reposted
because I thought something was wrong with my account :-) But it seems it
took a while before it was on the list ... therefore I apologize!
Grtz
On
No problem, just wanted to make sure you knew.
I hope you did see that I tried to answer some of your questions as well, so
don't just read the 'insulting' part of my mail! ;-)
On Monday 30 April 2007 13:34, Maarten Volders wrote:
Thanks for the feedback, It was not my intetion to post multiple
Roland Asmann wrote:
The release-plugin will update your POM to the version you specify as the
release-version. It will also commit and tag this verison in your SCM.
After that, it will prepare the POM for the new iteration (meaning it updates
the version once again) and commits that to your
Hi,
I have the following question on how to setup a Maven environment in a multi
environment (test, staging, production). Ps.this is the first Maven project
I'm doing ... having an ANT background.
Lets' start by talking what I have. We have a multi project structure and
are using profiles
Hi,
I have the following question on how to setup a Maven environment in a multi
environment (test, staging, production). Ps.this is the first Maven project
I'm doing ... having an ANT background.
Lets' start by talking what I have. We have a multi project structure and
are using profiles
Hi,
I have the following question on how to setup a Maven environment in a multi
environment (test, staging, production). Ps.this is the first Maven project
I'm doing ... having an ANT background.
Lets' start by talking what I have. We have a multi project structure and
are using profiles
Hi,
I have the following question on how to setup a Maven environment in a multi
environment (test, staging, production). Ps.this is the first Maven project
I'm doing ... having an ANT background.
Lets' start by talking what I have. We have a multi project structure and
are using profiles
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