Binary release is a traditional way and will help many guys who are
not familiar with Maven, +1 for it.
在 2012年2月8日 下午10:31，Rural Hunter 写道：
> I don't understand why Tapestry doesn't provide release binary any more.
> There are many users not using maven out there. Most of them of cause don't
> k
A big +1 on having binaries with dependencies distributed/available. Having
to build a maven project w/ tapestry just to get the dependencies is a
massive PITA.
Cheers,
Alex K
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 5:09 PM, Lenny Primak wrote:
> As a maven user myself I don't personally have the problem but i
As a maven user myself I don't personally have the problem but it took me a
while to get there. So for someone who isn't familiar it's a huge learning
curve. It's an easy problem to solve. Just put the links to the maven binaries
in the documentation.
On Feb 8, 2012, at 9:31 AM, Rural Hunte
I've been working on some build changes lately, to make it easier to
build non-Maven archives and have them uploaded with a release. A
binary release archive is certainly on the table; there may already be
a JIRA issue on this.
The trick is dependencies; for instance, we can include Apache-source
Answer to question in the subject: no.
I guess this was just overlooked when Maven was replaced by Gradle as the
Tapestry's build tool. Please file a JIRA about it.
--
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
Independent Java, Apache Tapestry 5 and Hibernate consultant, developer,
and instructor
Owne
Big +1
2012.02.08. 15:32, "Rural Hunter" ezt írta:
> I don't understand why Tapestry doesn't provide release binary any more.
> There are many users not using maven out there. Most of them of cause don't
> know they can find it in maven repository either since they don't
> understand maven. This
I don't understand why Tapestry doesn't provide release binary any more.
There are many users not using maven out there. Most of them of cause
don't know they can find it in maven repository either since they don't
understand maven. This very likely will narrow down Tapestry users...the
less th
