Daily builds

[Dain Sundstrom <da...@coredevelopers.net>]

Now that we got our first release out (and kind of know what we are 
doing), I plan on setting up a daily build.  To do this I will need to 
change the Geronimo version to 1.0-SNAPSHOT.  This will cause the maven 
build to check if a new version of the Geronimo jars on the ibiblio 
repository each time you build, which has couple of drawbacks.  If you 
are online the build will be slower, as maven will contact ibiblio for 
each module build, and if you happen to build while the jars are being 
uploaded to ibiblio, you may get some jars from ibiblio and some from 
your local build.  Both of these can be fixed by building with 'maven 
-o' (offline mode), but you have to remember to type it.

I'll also work with OpenEJB, ActiveMQ, and TranQL to publish similar 
daily builds.

-dain

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  * Dain Sundstrom
  * Partner
  * Core Developers Network
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Re: Daily builds

[ja...@mac.com]

On 30 Apr 2004, at 17:11, Dain Sundstrom wrote:
> Now that we got our first release out (and kind of know what we are 
> doing), I plan on setting up a daily build.  To do this I will need to 
> change the Geronimo version to 1.0-SNAPSHOT.

+1

Right now its a PITA having DEV versions for everything as I've no idea 
what version it is & Maven won't auto-download when things change. I 
never know what version I'm using.


> This will cause the maven build to check if a new version of the 
> Geronimo jars on the ibiblio repository each time you build, which has 
> couple of drawbacks.  If you are online the build will be slower, as 
> maven will contact ibiblio for each module build, and if you happen to 
> build while the jars are being uploaded to ibiblio, you may get some 
> jars from ibiblio and some from your local build.  Both of these can 
> be fixed by building with 'maven -o' (offline mode), but you have to 
> remember to type it.

Or you can put

maven.mode.online=false

into your build.properties in your geronimo directory (or home 
directory). Then you'll be working of a fixed snapshot & Maven won't 
update anything. Then just toggle the switch whenever you're ready to 
live life on the edge, in the fast lane :)

James
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Re: Daily builds

["Brendan W.McAdams" <bm...@sluggy.com>]

+1 to daily builds

+1 to james' suggestion of setting offline mode for maven in the 
build.properties ... sounds like this would minimize some issues.


On Apr 30, 2004, at 12:11, Dain Sundstrom wrote:

> Now that we got our first release out (and kind of know what we are 
> doing), I plan on setting up a daily build.  To do this I will need to 
> change the Geronimo version to 1.0-SNAPSHOT.  This will cause the 
> maven build to check if a new version of the Geronimo jars on the 
> ibiblio repository each time you build, which has couple of drawbacks. 
>  If you are online the build will be slower, as maven will contact 
> ibiblio for each module build, and if you happen to build while the 
> jars are being uploaded to ibiblio, you may get some jars from ibiblio 
> and some from your local build.  Both of these can be fixed by 
> building with 'maven -o' (offline mode), but you have to remember to 
> type it.
>
> I'll also work with OpenEJB, ActiveMQ, and TranQL to publish similar 
> daily builds.
>
> -dain
>
> /*************************
>  * Dain Sundstrom
>  * Partner
>  * Core Developers Network
>  *************************/
>

Re: Daily builds

[Dain Sundstrom <da...@coredevelopers.net>]

The change to SNAPSHOT version is committed.

David pointed out to me that he already setup daily builds (duh I get 
an email every day :) and all we need to do is ask the apache 
infrastructure team where we should be stick the jars.  Anyway, daily 
SNAPSHOT builds should go live next week sometime.

-dain

On Apr 30, 2004, at 4:44 PM, David Blevins wrote:

> We already voted on daily builds, but +1 on using SNAPSHOTS.
>
> On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 11:11:33AM -0500, Dain Sundstrom wrote:
>> Now that we got our first release out (and kind of know what we are
>> doing), I plan on setting up a daily build.  To do this I will need to
>> change the Geronimo version to 1.0-SNAPSHOT.  This will cause the 
>> maven
>> build to check if a new version of the Geronimo jars on the ibiblio
>> repository each time you build, which has couple of drawbacks.  If you
>> are online the build will be slower, as maven will contact ibiblio for
>> each module build, and if you happen to build while the jars are being
>> uploaded to ibiblio, you may get some jars from ibiblio and some from
>> your local build.  Both of these can be fixed by building with 'maven
>> -o' (offline mode), but you have to remember to type it.
>>
>> I'll also work with OpenEJB, ActiveMQ, and TranQL to publish similar
>> daily builds.
>>
>> -dain
>>
>> /*************************
>>  * Dain Sundstrom
>>  * Partner
>>  * Core Developers Network
>>  *************************/

Re: Daily builds

[David Blevins <da...@visi.com>]

We already voted on daily builds, but +1 on using SNAPSHOTS.

On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 11:11:33AM -0500, Dain Sundstrom wrote:
> Now that we got our first release out (and kind of know what we are 
> doing), I plan on setting up a daily build.  To do this I will need to 
> change the Geronimo version to 1.0-SNAPSHOT.  This will cause the maven 
> build to check if a new version of the Geronimo jars on the ibiblio 
> repository each time you build, which has couple of drawbacks.  If you 
> are online the build will be slower, as maven will contact ibiblio for 
> each module build, and if you happen to build while the jars are being 
> uploaded to ibiblio, you may get some jars from ibiblio and some from 
> your local build.  Both of these can be fixed by building with 'maven 
> -o' (offline mode), but you have to remember to type it.
> 
> I'll also work with OpenEJB, ActiveMQ, and TranQL to publish similar 
> daily builds.
> 
> -dain
> 
> /*************************
>  * Dain Sundstrom
>  * Partner
>  * Core Developers Network
>  *************************/