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Long-term maintenance of a custom update site protocol is not practical. Ideally we would make use of existing software (e.g. Eclipse update sites).
Our perfect world requirements are:
Automated uploads via Jenkins
Fully reconciled with GitHub source
Downgrade easily (e.g. to Maven releases)
Dependencies between extensions/"update sites"
Skew prevenation - e.g. to avoid overriding core ImageJ JARs, and possibly also safeguards to avoid enabling update sites shipping conflicting versions of libraries (like Bio-formats)
Optional but may be nice:
Automatic life-line version generation
Generalizeation of "Make Fiji package" to ImageJ2 core
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Just to clarify: this is not an issue we can tackle this year. But we do want to keep an eye on industry standard update mechanisms for Java software, for the future.
Long-term maintenance of a custom update site protocol is not practical. Ideally we would make use of existing software (e.g. Eclipse update sites).
Our perfect world requirements are:
Optional but may be nice:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: