deploy parent POM, closes issue #70

[Mike Nereson]

Mykola,

Thanks for getting that issue fixed today.

I am not sure that we can deploy the trunk. It is in the midst of the 3.0 roadmap which included a migrating to the org.architecturerules package. So if the bug was reported against the trunk, then those users can get the latest from SVN, but if they were reported against the last release, then a new release of the current trunk could present new bugs.

~ Mike Nereson

[Mykola Nikishov]

On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 2:57 AM, Mike Nereson <miken...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mykola,
>
> Thanks for getting that issue fixed today.

You are welcome, Mike.

> I am not sure that we can deploy the trunk. It is in the midst of the 3.0
> roadmap which included a migrating to the org.architecturerules package. So
> if the bug was reported against the trunk, then those users can get the
> latest from SVN, but if they were reported against the last release, then a
> new release of the current trunk could present new bugs.

For this issue the problem is in ant module - it's broken, see issue
#72. May be I'll have time to fix this in a two or three days, but not
sure.

[Mike Nereson]

> For this issue the problem is in ant module - it's broken, see issue
> #72. May be I'll have time to fix this in a two or three days, but not
> sure

The problem is that our last release was the 2.1.1 release. It was before we broke up the modules into core, parent, ant, and maven. So fixing the parent or the ant module does not allow us to easily make a fix release because tasks have been left incomplete.

I will see if I can make some time in my schedule to finish the tasks other than the listener support and xml report and maybe we can make some kind of quiet pre 3.0 release. I think I need to finish these two issues for a pre release...

http://code.google.com/p/architecturerules/issues/detail?id=64
http://code.google.com/p/architecturerules/issues/detail?id=67

Nice to speak with you again, Mykola. It's been a while since we've had this much activity.

Cheers.

~ Mike Nereson