Maven + source + Central

[Jeff Ramsdale]

Hello all,

Late last week I posted pull requests for all the TinkerPop projects,
changing their poms to deploy to Sonatype's free OSS repository. There
are a number of advantages to using Sonatype's repo over TinkerPop's
own, especially browsability of the repo and automatic synchronization
to the Maven Central repository. In addition, the change I made will
attach source upon deployment to the Maven repo.

To complete the move to the new repo requires the deployment committer
to complete a few steps for each project as outlined here:

https://docs.sonatype.org/display/Repository/Sonatype+OSS+Maven+Repository+Usage+Guide

I would expect it to take less than an hour.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

-jeff

[Peter Neubauer]

Thanks Jeff,
good action!

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brew install neo4j && neo4j start
heroku addons:add neo4j

[Marko Rodriguez]

Hi Jeff,

This is excellent. Thank you. I merged your pull requests and set up an account with Sonatype. I'll tell you how the whole process goes when its all up and running and we are confident with it. From reading the wiki, I love how simple this will make things.

Thanks so much,
Marko.

http://markorodriguez.com

[Jeff Ramsdale]

Great! Glad to help. Incidentally--you might look into using the Maven
Release Plugin to do your tagging, version incrementing, and
deployment to the repo. Big time saver and less error-prone than doing
it manually.

Finally, is there a Jenkins/Hudson instance running somewhere to build
and deploy new SNAPSHOTs when code is pushed? Might be nice, and
serves as a check that something hasn't broken... It wouldn't even
have to be a public instance (though that's always preferred).

-jeff

[Marko Rodriguez]

Hi,

> Great! Glad to help. Incidentally--you might look into using the Maven
> Release Plugin to do your tagging, version incrementing, and
> deployment to the repo. Big time saver and less error-prone than doing
> it manually.

Cool. I will look into that.

> Finally, is there a Jenkins/Hudson instance running somewhere to build
> and deploy new SNAPSHOTs when code is pushed? Might be nice, and
> serves as a check that something hasn't broken... It wouldn't even
> have to be a public instance (though that's always preferred).

Yea, Neo4j has a Hudson and they kindly host TinkerPop's products.

Thanks,
Marko.

http://markorodriguez.com