Hi Andreas, Am 18.05.2016 um 15:53 schrieb Andreas Tille: [...] >> >> Depending on your future projects with netlib this might be easier for >> you. Just combine the sources and create a new orig tarball or package >> the artifacts separately. > > So what you want to tell me is for instance to package > > http://central.maven.org/maven2/com/github/fommil/netlib/core/1.1.2/core-1.1.2-sources.jar > > as say source package netlib-core-1.1.2 point a watch file to it and see > whether even this part might fullfill all requirements I need for my > final targets or whether I also need say: > > http://central.maven.org/maven2/com/github/fommil/netlib/native_ref-java/1.1/native_ref-java-1.1-sources.jar > > and package everything using maven-helper. I'm just trying to estimate > my effort compared to simply stick what we have. I'd recommend to check if new reverse-dependencies require a newer version at all. If they don't then I wouldn't worry. If they do then check what Maven artifacts are listed as dependencies in the pom.xml file. For instance if only core.jar is required you could simply create a new source package and use the sources from Maven central. You can even use javahelper for such simple packages. I believe core ships only 4-5 java files. You could simply use jh_build to build the jar file like that (com is the directory that contains all the sources) jh_build core.jar com If you need more just merge the sources from Maven central into your custom orig tarball. Regards, Markus
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