Re: [jbosstools-dev] Do any project requires some source or SDK in its dependencies?
On 01/07/2013 12:44 PM, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
I assume we can just do a basic test build with this before doing a
full change in master ?!
The target-platform is versionned independently from
parent, so we can
create a new version of the TP, but don't use it immediatly in the
parent pom.
We'll then just have to build all components with a
-DTARGET_PLATFORM_VERSION property to try this platform. When is seems
ok for everyone, we change the parent pom to use this new version.
Or at least do a manual scan in the feature / manifest.mf files in a
full install to see if there are any refs ?
Actually, that's what I'm asking
here. I expect all component owners to
check their dependencies to look for *.sdk or *.source in MANIFEST. pom
or feature.xml.
There can be projects that depend on sdk bundles but if that is the
case that is a major bug.
Right.
But we can't just remove this since what is important is if any
users actually installed this from the released site and then we go ahead and remove the
.sdk bundles and the updates will fail (assuming these sdk references might have been
included in any build ?)
The Eclipse .sdk or .source were not part of a feature nor
installable
via p2 UI (no category). So if no project has a dependency on one of
them, we can safely assume that no user had it installed from our site.
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Mickael Istria
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