Hi,
I am busy converting maven 1.0 to maven 2.0, I see that many of the maven 2.0 jar have a "??-SNAPSHOT" version number. Why? What is the purpose of the "-SNAPSHOT".
Something that is bugging me so I need some clarification.
Regards,
Clint Lewis
Hi Clint,
If I am not mistaken the version of "SNAPSHOT" is a special version that tells maven to always download the library from the remote repository, even if its already located in the local repositpory.
-Justin
Clint Lewis wrote:
Hi,
I am busy converting maven 1.0 to maven 2.0, I see that many of the maven 2.0 jar have a "??-SNAPSHOT" version number. Why? What is the purpose of the "-SNAPSHOT".
Something that is bugging me so I need some clarification.
Regards,
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Hi Justin,
SHIT... I have been copying all the latest jars from Maven 1.0, basically ??-2.3.x to M2 repo, then renaming them to "??-SNAPSHOT" so that I did not need to change the POM.xml, if you understand what I am saying.
I just leave the file as ??-2.3.x and change the exsisting POM.xml.
Regards Clint
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Hi Clint,
If I am not mistaken the version of "SNAPSHOT" is a special version that tells maven to always download the library from the remote repository, even if its already located in the local repositpory.
-Justin
Clint Lewis wrote:
Hi,
I am busy converting maven 1.0 to maven 2.0, I see that many of the maven 2.0 jar have a "??-SNAPSHOT" version number. Why? What is the purpose of the "-SNAPSHOT".
Something that is bugging me so I need some clarification.
Regards,
Clint Lewis-------------------------------------------------------
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