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Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 12:58:39 -0500
From: Joe Bohn <joe.bohn@earthlink.net>
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anita kulshreshtha wrote:

>     I am in favor of running parallel builds until all
> the modules can be built even by skipping the tests.
> Then we need to go through the dependencies and change
> their scopes (compile/test/runtime) and see how m2
> handles it. I do not think maven.xmls are being
> modified , please correct me if I am wrong. People
> modifying project.xml chould make a note in the jira
> that the dependency list has been modified. Though if
> we do the scope thing right, we should end up with the
> same list... Well that is my impression...

I did have to modify just one maven.xml in client-builder but only to 
invoke the dependency plugin.  Most of the other changes are in 
project.xml as you expect (which, btw, is the case for the tomcat 
module).  The changes that I needed to make were to remove, add, and 
relocate dependencies .... so these changes would need to be integrated 
prior to changing the scopes for M2 or they would be lost.

Thanks,
Joe


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