On 30.04.2021 09:23, Michaud Michael wrote:
> Thanks Ede,
hey Mike,
> Maven build is still a bit mysterious for me. There is something in
> particular that you may be abble to explain to me. I have plenty of warnings
> on properties used in the pom and that seem to be defined nowhere :
> ${bui
Thanks Ede,Maven build is still a bit mysterious for me. There is something in particular that you may be abble to explain to me. I have plenty of warnings on properties used in the pom and that seem to be defined nowhere : ${build.datelong}, ${version.datestamp}, ${maven-assembly-plugin.version}
good news,
just today had time to fix the naming issues of the OJ2 snapshot builds. seems
to be working now. find them on
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/OpenJUMP2_snapshots/
.
file names contain build datestamp, git revision count and revision id. i
decided to keep the count
On 3/17/2021 13:43, edgar.sol...@web.de wrote:
> if you or actually anyone else realizes a it in any another way, even on
> github, so be it.
still don't think it is a good idea though. Github being closed source n such.
but if it works, it works. priorities! :).. ede
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>> envoyé : 15 mars 2021 à 16:32
>> de : edgar.sol...@web.de
>> à : Michaud Michael , OpenJump develop and use
>>
>> objet : Re: [JPP-Devel] OJ2 snapshots
>>
>>
>> On 3/15/2021 9:27, Michaud Michael wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Ede,
>>&
On 3/15/2021 9:27, Michaud Michael wrote:
> Hi Ede,
hey Mike,
>
> The only automated build which has been set up for now is in
> .github/workflows. It is a direct adaptation of github workflow documentation
> and does the bare minimum : automatically compile the project after each push.
>
> It
Hi Ede,The only automated build which has been set up for now is in .github/workflows. It is a direct adaptation of github workflow documentation and does the bare minimum : automatically compile the project after each push.It is possible to do a lot more including packaging and releases, but it
hey All,
did anybody already made headway with a working automated maven build from the
github/main branch? if not i would suggest to do it as it is currently done on
a server of mine and pushing the builds on sf.net files. advantages include
1. backupable git repo copy (who knows;)
2. completel
