Jerome,
Good point.
Yes, the number of repositories is a *big* problem. At least one of
them hangs on a regular basis for me, so the build can take much
longer than that 21 minutes.
Lloyd
On Aug 11, 2008, at 1:25 PM, Jerome Dochez wrote:
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> On Aug 11, 2008, at 1:18 PM, Lloyd Chambers wrote:
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>> This might be a data point of interest to those building V3 a lot—
>>
>> I first did a full build to populate my local repo.
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>> Times to build:
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>> clean; mvn install : 4 minutes
>> clean; mvn -U install : 21 minutes
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>>
>> So using the '-U' option may be "expensive"...
> absolutely, that's why a pure snapshot based projects would be
> expensive, since you would need to run mvn -U at each integration.
> version based are of course a lot faster. So time lost doing
> releases versus time lost checking for updated snapshots is the
> trade-off we need to balance.
>
> of course one way to speed up the mvn -U time would be to reduce the
> number of repository configured in our pom.xml
>
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>>
>> I am remote but with a 8-13 megabit connection.
>>
>> Lloyd
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>> ..............................................
>> Lloyd Chambers
>> lloyd.chambers_at_sun.com
>> GlassFish team, admin
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