Thread: v604 in Maven
I use Maven for a lot of my Java development and noticed that version 604 isn't in the repos, only 603. Is there a reason for that? Would be nice to have the latest version pushed out to the central Maven repos. Thanks! -Dave
On Fri, 8 May 2009, David Rees wrote: > I use Maven for a lot of my Java development and noticed that version > 604 isn't in the repos, only 603. Is there a reason for that? Would > be nice to have the latest version pushed out to the central Maven > repos. > I have no idea who uploaded the other versions, but it seems pretty random. I'm not a real maven believer myself, so it's difficult to gauge the benefit. How many other people really care about the maven repo? Kris Jurka
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Kris Jurka <books@ejurka.com> wrote: > On Fri, 8 May 2009, David Rees wrote: >> I use Maven for a lot of my Java development and noticed that version >> 604 isn't in the repos, only 603. Is there a reason for that? Would >> be nice to have the latest version pushed out to the central Maven >> repos. > > I have no idea who uploaded the other versions, but it seems pretty random. > I'm not a real maven believer myself, so it's difficult to gauge the > benefit. How many other people really care about the maven repo? *shrug* enough people seem to use it that every single version of every library I use in my development is there. Of the ones that aren't kept up to date, I've only found one, OScache - that one's a version behind, too. -Dave
Hi Kris, On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 8:46 PM, Kris Jurka <books@ejurka.com> wrote: > I have no idea who uploaded the other versions, but it seems pretty random. > I'm not a real maven believer myself, so it's difficult to gauge the > benefit. How many other people really care about the maven repo? I think we are a lot of people using Maven and PostgreSQL for our in-house projects. And I know Open Source projects which are mavenized and are using the "old" version of the driver too. It would be nice to have the new version in the repository. I think most people don't mention it because 8.3-603 is good enough and they don't have any problem with it. -- Guillaume