Dependency Tracking in Hudson
Whenever I install or upgrade Hudson
, the easy-to-use, Java-based continuous integration server, I am positively surprised how quitely and effectively new features are added and implemented. This time it is the dependency tracking of projects that is automatically extracted from Maven pom.xml files which leads to a complete rebuilt of all upstream projects once a dependency has been changed.
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, the easy-to-use, Java-based continuous integration server, I am positively surprised how quitely and effectively new features are added and implemented. This time it is the dependency tracking of projects that is automatically extracted from Maven pom.xml files which leads to a complete rebuilt of all upstream projects once a dependency has been changed.
In any case you should check out the interview with Kohsuke Kawaguchi, creator of Hudson at java.net.
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