The conversion to Maven is complete. I recommend that you do a fresh
checkout. If you wish to update your current workspace (rather than
do a fresh checkout), I will warn you that the update may fail from
the top level (sql12) due to timeout of the SSL connection. You can
incrementally update your source tree by going down into the various
sub-directories and updating them one at a time. This can take a
while, but it can be done (I know because I had the same problem
committing all of the changes to the svn repo). Once you have
everything updated (or checked-out) from the command-line you can go
into sql12 and do :
mvn clean install
Also, if your don't care about running the Unit Tests during the build
you can do
mvn clean install -DskipTests
I am still updating the developer guide
(https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/squirrel-sql/wiki/DeveloperGuide)
to address importing the projects into Eclipse.
More to come,
Rob
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 8:21 AM, Robert Manning
<robert.m.manning@...> wrote:
> I am preparing to make the transition to Maven this weekend. Assuming
> no issues come up, I will build/upload the snapshot this weekend
> entirely with Maven. I am also updating the wiki
> (https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/squirrel-sql/wiki/DeveloperGuide)
> which will guide you through setting up your Maven development
> workspace. Stay tuned...
>
> Rob
>
> On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 5:51 PM, Robert Manning
> <robert.m.manning@...> wrote:
>> SQuirreL Devs,
>>
>> In the next week or so, we will be cutting over to a new build process
>> that uses Maven. In order to make this as smooth as possible, I have
>> been developing a script that will relocate all of the source files
>> and resources into the proper directories according to maven
>> conventions. I will also be working on a developer's guide to explain
>> how you can get your workspace configured, detailing how to use maven
>> for developing. The migration takes about an hour and I will send
>> another email on the day that I intend to run it. If you have local
>> changes, you should commit them before the migration starts so that
>> you can simply do a fresh checkout and be up and running.
>>
>> Rob
>>
>
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