IzPack 5.1.0-RC7 release candidate available
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René Krell
Mar 22, 2017, 5:12:37 AM3/22/17
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Dear community,
we're on the final run to 5.1.0, and bring the next major release candidate IzPack 5.1.0-RC7 to you.
There has been now removed compiling and deploying the standalone compiler artifact which slowed down compilation and has been grown to big size meanwhile. You can still compile it by your own locally by activating the Maven profile build-standalone-jar.
Furthermore there have bean cleant up some unwanted installer dependencies introduced with RC6.
Against 5.1.0-RC6, this release adds the following changes in particular:
For detailed information see also the Github changelog of version 5.1.0-RC7 compared to 5.1.0-RC6.
The new release should be replicated to all mirrors of Sonatype Nexus or Maven Central soon, be patient.
As every time, You're invited to contribute to the code and documentation, or simply write us some news regarding this free project.
Fingers crossed.
we're on the final run to 5.1.0, and bring the next major release candidate IzPack 5.1.0-RC7 to you.
There has been now removed compiling and deploying the standalone compiler artifact which slowed down compilation and has been grown to big size meanwhile. You can still compile it by your own locally by activating the Maven profile build-standalone-jar.
Furthermore there have bean cleant up some unwanted installer dependencies introduced with RC6.
Against 5.1.0-RC6, this release adds the following changes in particular:
- [IZPACK-1515] - Post-fix for this issue: Unpacking 7z during compiling does not work.
- [IZPACK-1517] - Remove standalone compiler jar from officially deployed artifacts.
For detailed information see also the Github changelog of version 5.1.0-RC7 compared to 5.1.0-RC6.
The new release should be replicated to all mirrors of Sonatype Nexus or Maven Central soon, be patient.
As every time, You're invited to contribute to the code and documentation, or simply write us some news regarding this free project.
Fingers crossed.
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