Please, please, please have a look at a repo manager. It has these type of features. That's why it's called a manager.
/Anders (mobile) Den 2010 10 6 17:19 skrev "Phillip Hellewell" <ssh...@gmail.com>: > On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 11:26 PM, Ron Wheeler > <rwhee...@artifact-software.com> wrote: >> >> Maven will do this automatically for you. Just set the version to >> X.Y-SNAPSHOT and Maven will deploy it to your SNAPSHOT repository as defined >> in your parent POM. > > Thanks Ron. I was thinking about snapshots, but wasn't quite sure if > I wanted equate "staging repository" with "snapshot repository", > because I was actually thinking of having 3 levels: > 1. Snapshot repository: developers can commit snapshots here. > 2. Staging repository: build machine commits here automatically after > a build (incl unit tests) succeeds. > 3. Release repository: Copy artifact from #2 to #3 after QA testing approves it. > > For #2 I was planning to have X.Y-SVNTAG for the version number. The > build machines will automatically get the SVN tag and append that to > create a unique name that will be even more useful to us than having a > timestamp that comes from SNAPSHOT. > > Since the artifact won't change (not even the ver #) between #2 and > #3, I was thinking I should just be able to do a stage:copy to copy it > from one repository to the other. > > Maybe I can combine #1 and #2, so snapshot repo == staging repo. I > can deploy an artifact without SNAPSHOT in the name to a snapshot > repository, right? > > Speaking of snapshots, is there an easy way to delete all snapshots > older than a given date to free up disk space? Since snapshots are > temporary, yet plentiful, deleting old ones seems like it would be a > common need. > > Thanks, > Phillip > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@maven.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@maven.apache.org >
