On 8/27/05, Andy Glick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Please bear with me if I've missed something, but from what I can gather > on the the mailing lists there may be a way to convert artifacts from M1 > repositories to be M2 repository compliant artifacts.
Yes, we run this automatically on the /maven/ central repository to get to /maven2/. The source code is sandbox/repoclean in the m2 repository. We intend to polish it up and release it as a separate tool with Maven 2.0. > I ask this because I have spent some time converting the 0.2 release of > springmodules from the ant builds that ship with it to M1 builds, and I > am considering creating M2 builds. > > Looking at Ibiblio, no 0.2 version jars exist in either the M1 or the M2 > repositories. I would be willing to contribute the 0.2 jars and poms to > the Ibiblio M1 repository, that'd be great. Please clean it up, make sure it parses properly, and add <properties><scope>test</scope></properties> hints to dependencies if you can. You don't have to have a working m2 build, just the information to use it as a dependency (the basic metadata like name description and dependencies and preferably things like scm details). > but I'm not sure that my current environment > complies with the criteria for the standard maven upload procedure. I'm not sure what you mean here. > Anyway, no matter if I can actually contribute the work I've already > done, I am trying to reduce the amount of effort needed to produce M2 > repository compatible artifacts. Sounds good - what are you doing to do that? - Brett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]