Jakub Podlesak wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 10:48:18AM -0700, Craig McClanahan wrote:
>
>> It seems we've started a cron job somewhere that commits a daily update of
>> the javadocs, into the java.net website so that they are always up to date.
>> That's a great feature ... but is there any way we can get the email
>> notice for these commits to *not* go to the normal commits list? They have
>> been 10-12k in size, which creates noticeable pauses in email on my
>>
>
> All: please beg my pardon for the annoying e-mails.
>
> Craig: thanks for pointing this out.
>
> I have just updated the script, so that only truly updated
> stuff makes it to the commit e-mail. I could not manage
> to get rid of updates related to date and time marker
> for generated javadocs, but i believe it is the right thing
> to do to keep this info there.
>
> Anyway, from now on, the commit e-mails should be much shorter.
>
>
Thanks Jakub.
Along the same lines, can you point me at where in our poms you're doing
the Maven magic for aggregated javadocs? I need to do something similar
for another project I'm working on, and wanted to be "creatively
constructive" (read: "lazy" :-) and copy what you did.
> ~Jakub
>
>
Craig
>
>> cablemodel-connected laptop at home, very noticeable delays on wireless at
>> a conference, and really unfriendly delays trying to poll my email with my
>> iPhone :-).
>>
>> Craig
>>
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