hi all,
thanks very very much on the advice
it is very useful
~manchi
On Apr 5, 2006, at 6:17 PM, Brian Topping wrote:
I would echo Eric's sentiments, with a caveat.
A lot of smaller (in house, no exposed APIs) projects can be helped
by starting with build numbers taken directly from the
Hi Man-Chi,
About the Maven conventions, you can check out the first paragraph of
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Dependency+Mediation+and+Conflict+Resolution
HTH,
- Yann
On 4/5/06, Eric Redmond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, sorry to dissapoint, but I'm not an expert... I am, however,
I would echo Eric's sentiments, with a caveat.
A lot of smaller (in house, no exposed APIs) projects can be helped
by starting with build numbers taken directly from the subversion
revision ID. This is a monotonically increasing integer, and by
using that for your release ID, there's
hi,
sorry that it is not a direct question on Maven usage, but I really
hope to improve my Release management process with Maven.
I would like to understand more regarding version numbering
convention, perhaps, the most commonly practice in Java community.
1) for subversion source
Well, sorry to dissapoint, but I'm not an expert... I am, however, full of
opinions!
This is how I tend to number, and it works well for me:
Skip bugfix numbering unless you are working on a major project. Seriously.
It gets very burdonsome to handle multiple minor edits on smaller projects,
