"Eric Pugh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>Henning,

>I wanted to start documenting the changes for 2.4, and I thought I might do
>that through adding antoher flavor to META.  However, some things are at the
>common/ directory that aren't appropriate for 2.4.

>How would I handle providing a turbine-2.4 TR.props file for example?

Just put it into flavor/turbine-2.4/conf. If META sees a config file
in a flavor subdirectory, it should skip the file from
flavor/common. This is how it is intended to work, if it does not, it
is a bug and I will fix it.

It gets a bit trickier if there is a file in common which you _don't_
want in your flavor. Then you must copy this file into all other
flavors and remove it from common.

        Regards
                Henning


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