Hi,
I also went to that presentation.
I don't recall him saying that (I might be wrong), but he did say to
beware of some plugins that are still in beta, which might mean that if
you come from maven 1, you don't have all functionality of maven 1, for
example:
- The site plugin makes one site of a project and its (direct &
indirect) modules
- Idea plugin includes the parent pom (if no patches are in for this one
by next week, I 'll take a look at it :)
- ...
Like he said, it's a good idea to start writing your pom.xml and then
evaluate what special things you are doing in your current build that
maven2 can't do (yet).
Then choose to do that special things by:
- waiting till maven2 does them
- use the maven antrun plugin and script them yourself
- write custom plugins for it
Vincent did make one mistake on an overall very good presentation.
He answered it wasn't possible to produce multiple jars from one project.
According to the documentation it is:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-using-one-source-directory.html
It's just a really bad idea.
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With kind regards,
Geoffrey De Smet
Rik Bosman wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Some colleages of mine visited javapolis. Vincent Massol told there that
"maven2 is not production ready" (if I rephrase it correctly).
- When will it be production ready? 2.02? 2.1?
- Are there any stories from developers using maven2 in production?
I'm a maven2 fan, and I hope to adopt it for our company soon.
Regards,
Rik Bosman
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