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Thanks Pete, <br>
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I thought that part of documentation was applied to Quickstarts
only. <br>
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Sande,<br>
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Sorry. As Pete said, in general we still no recommending that.<br>
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No, it’s still not the recommend approach for real projects.
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reminds me. Should I remove the 3rd paragraph (see
below) from this topic [1] in the JBoss EAP 6.4
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<div class="">Hey - this caught me a bit by
surprise. I thought that the JDF approach
was to externalize repository definitions
from the pom.xml and reference them via an
external settings.xml. I ask because we
have traditionally included repo
definitions in SY quickstarts.</div>
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<div class="">On Oct 31, 2014, at 9:56 AM,
Rafael Benevides <<a
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I was thinking about the
implementation of the repository
definition in pom.xml and I want to
share my thoughts:<br class="">
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- Create a QSTools CHECKER to mark the
lack of <repository /> as a
guideline violation if
MavenCentralChecker is disabled.<br
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- The violation message will
instruct to use the new QSTools GOAL
that will be created<br class="">
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- Create another QSTools GOAL to setup
the repositories.<br class="">
- There will be a list of approved
repositories and its IDs (redhat
techpreview, earlyacess, jboss
developer temporary, etc)<br class="">
- QSTools will remove all previous
repositories from pom.xml and prompt
which repositories should be added.<br
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- This will help Quickstarts and
demos to be easily buildable from
development and production branches
and will also allow this list to be
bulk updated to remove any previous
development repository definition.<br
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