My first idea was to put the code in the ant sandbox.
But one of the objective is to help/encourage maven user to publish
better quality pom. So, I felt that starting from the ant sandbox was
not the really adapted.
I also tought to the Apache labs. But I was fearing to be blocked
there : labs p
On 2008-11-11, Gilles Scokart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My experimentation has now taken the form of a project on source
> forge [1].
Looks interesting.
I'm not questioning your choice of sf.net, but I hopw you know that
Ant's sandbox is open for you as well.
Stefan
My experimentation has now taken the form of a project on source forge [1].
I currently have an ant task that validates that a compile path is minimal.
I plan to add a report that help to identify why a library is used,
add support to analyze runtime dependencies and integrate that with
maven.
Fo
I'm currently making some experimentation using ASM library to analyse
jars in order to identify dependencies.
I would like to end up with a tool (in the form of a taglib) that
allows to manage more properly the dependencies of the module.
The kind of tool I currently foresee for compile dependen
