Question about deploying my own build of cxf to maven 2 internal repo

[Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com>]

If I want to deploy a version of cxf that I built to my internal repo (yes I
know there is a danger of confusion doing this, but I need some fixes or
else my projects won't work anymore).  How can I safely do this?    The cxf
website says to do this:

mvn -Pdeploy deploy

after you've built everything but it says apache committers only.  If
I DID do this, it would fail because I don't have credentials right?
I'm thinking all I need to do is modify the repos in distribution
management, but I don't want to accidentally cause Maven 2 to do some
that screws you guys up.

Thanks!

Re: Question about deploying my own build of cxf to maven 2 internal repo

[Daniel Kulp <dk...@apache.org>]

2 things:

1) If you do this, I'd highly recommend using your own version number to 
make sure things don't get confused.    In trunk/bin, there is a perl 
script that will update all the poms with whatever version you want.   
Something like 2.1-MYCOMPANY-SNAPSHOT or similar.

2) You can run:
mvn -Pdeploy 
deploy -Ddeploy.altRepository=myrepo::default::file:/tmp/stage
to use an alternative deployment repository.  (The file: URL can be 
another scp URL, dav thing, etc....  Any of the normal maven deploy 
URL's that wagon supports)


Dan




 

On Monday 24 September 2007, Ryan Moquin wrote:
> If I want to deploy a version of cxf that I built to my internal repo
> (yes I know there is a danger of confusion doing this, but I need some
> fixes or else my projects won't work anymore).  How can I safely do
> this?    The cxf website says to do this:
>
> mvn -Pdeploy deploy
>
> after you've built everything but it says apache committers only.  If
> I DID do this, it would fail because I don't have credentials right?
> I'm thinking all I need to do is modify the repos in distribution
> management, but I don't want to accidentally cause Maven 2 to do some
> that screws you guys up.
>
> Thanks!



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