[josm-dev] Autogenerated JAXB files in JOSM SVN

[Giovanni Mascellani]

Hi.

On 20/08/2011 10:39, Paul Hartmann wrote:
>> Thanks for the explanation. Anyway, I cannot find the file wms-cache.xsd
>> anywhere. Is it on the SVN? If not, could you send me one copy?
> 
> $ find -name wms-cache.xsd
> ./data_nodist/wms-cache.xsd

Thanks, probably I wrongly assumed that the file has to stay in the trunk.

>>> The files doesn't need to be checked in svn, it would be quite easy to
>>> generated them using xjc ant task. Anyway, I didn't think it was worth
>>> the effort, especially when there are plenty of unnecessary files in
>>> workspace (like apache stuff connected via svn externals and other
>>> classes copied from different projects).
>>
>> Yes, that repository really would benefit from a bit of cleaning work.
> 
> For example?

I may be about tastes, but I find it a bit messy. For example, I found
no clear explanation of what each top-level directory in the trunk is
supposed to contain. There is a patches/ directory that doesn't appear
to be documented anywhere. I also find the build system quite confusing,
and often, each time I work on a new release, I have to spend quite a
few time on repatching build.xml to make it work for the Debian package.

Anyway, I don't want to go into this: these are just my opinions and I
don't want to criticize something I didn't work to enhance.

> I'd love to have an up to date deb-repository for josm-latest & -tested.
> My first attempt failed, this is way more involved, than I expected. :)

Within Debian we (I and David) try to keep up with tested. Latest is bit
too difficult to track. Actually, my question about the generated files
was just because in Debian everything must be recompiled from source
code, so I was hunting for that file. Thanks for having pointed it out.
Maybe I'll be able to release tested to sid in the next days.

Thanks, Giovanni.
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Giovanni Mascellani <mascellani at poisson.phc.unipi.it>
Pisa, Italy

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