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On Mar 15, 2005, at 09:20, Stéphane Nicoll wrote:

Milos,

I always considered this a legitimate approach, rather than workaround.
the snapshot goals do convert the SNAPSHOT string into a timestamp whcih
you rarely want.

Well, if I have my project with current version set to 1.5.0, I would expect the jar:install-snapshot to generate a ABC-1.5.0-SNAPSHOT.jar, not ABC-SNAPSHOT.jar (that's why I call this a workaround).

I agree with Milos that this can be standard operating procedure instead of a workaround. The key is that you use jar:install, not jar:install-snapshot.


Once upon a time I added a request to JIRA asking for some way to set an "in development" flag in the POM. If the flag were set, plugins would run (for instance) "install-snapshot" instead when "install" was requested. We use a number of "shorthand" goals in maven.xml (for building with CruiseControl, for instance) and I didn't want to worry about changing all instances of "install" to "install-snapshot" when we started working on a new version of a project.

Then someone told me about how adding "-SNAPSHOT" to the version string has the same effect. I haven't used a "*-snapshot" goal since. The issue in JIRA has also been closed. I say good riddance. :-)

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