Hmm... Our end users get Cayenne from the download site, so I do not
worry too much that it is hard for them to compile Cayenne. Besides
it is not hard:
1. check out the root of all subprojects and
2. type "ant"
And if m2 switch makes life miserable for developers for at least a
few months, it looks like too high of a price to pay. Also we are
exporting POMs to ibiblio already, so other m2 projects that rely on
Cayenne can use it.
I guess I am leaning to Kevin's opinion of not fixing things that
ain't broken. We can still try m2 as a parallel build system for jpa,
just to get a feel of it, but like I said, I am more and more
discouraged regarding the overall move.
Andrus
On Feb 23, 2006, at 11:53 AM, Mike Kienenberger wrote:
> As an end-user, I find using maven 2 is really painless.
>
> As a developer, I find using maven to be another huge learning curve
> that I don't have time for right now.
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