My take : I think this is more of a maven problem rather than Continuum. Continuum just executes the maven goal (along with arguments specified) specified in the build definition. So if you want to use a different version of a dependency, you have to use the corresponding maven command and arguments which will help you override the version of the dependency - I am not sure if maven has such a provision to override versions set in POM.
rgds, Murali. On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:00 PM, chuchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > we are thinking about installing Continuum, but we don't know if it > can do what we need. We have read the tutorials but they are not clear > about this point: > > When you use maven in your projects, does Continuum compile every > project with trunk version of each library project, or only with the POM > version? I mean: > > Library A: Version 2 final, Version 3-SNAPSHOT in trunk > App B: Using library A-1 in POM > App C: Using library A-2 in POM > App D: Using library A-3-SNAPSHOT in POM > > In order to be sure about backward compatibility, we want to compile all > applications with the trunk version of the library (Version 3-SNAPSHOT, > in example) instead of the pom specification. > > Regards, > Chuchi > >
