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Subject: Re: [VOTE] green light for flattening repo structure in trunk
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Vadim Gritsenko skrev:
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> Minor point: does it have to be 'cocoon-core', 'cocoon-webapp', 
> 'cocoon-<blockname>'; could it be 'core', 'webapp', 'block-<blockname>'? 
> Not sure it will be easy to navigate among all those 'cocoon-foo's :)

Agree, M2 repositories provide hierarchial group id's: org.apache.cocoon 
e.g. So there is no need for globally unique artifact id's anymore.

/Daniel