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Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 15:48:35 +1100
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> Of course, you will tell me that maven can do this all magically.  

:)

Not signing. (well, not yet).

> How could you ever tell? he he Yes, a messy bash script that starts 
> with maven multiproject:site just to get the docs correctly generated, 
> then does dist on each of the subprojects and collects the whole mess 
> up and does some filtering. My bash is much better than my 
> jellyscript, but I would love to be able to do this neatly from 
> maven.  What we could *really* use is
> "maven multiproject:dist"
> Unfortunately that does not seem to exist ;-)

Definitely reviewing releases and distributions WRT Maven at the moment, 
and in particular multiple project ones. I'll see how this can be 
accommodated.

If the script works and is quick, there's no need to change anything.

Cheers,
Brett