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My goal is to release a project which have a single dependency. I have a nexus repository where i deploy both snapshot and release versions. The one dependency I have has group:artifact:1.1.0-SNAPSHOT and the following Release Candidate is released in my nexus repo group:artifact:1.1.0-RC1 when asking to the versions plugin to resolve the dependencies, it claims that no new dependency is available. So he consider that 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT > 1.1.0-RC1 However, If in my project, i have version 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT, version 1.1.0-RC1 is resolved as the newest version. What am I missing? (I looked into the

We started some overseas merge replication 1 year ago and everything is going fine till now. My problem is that we have now so much data in our system that any crash on one of the subscriber's servers will be a disaster: reinitialising a subscription the standard way will take days (our connexions are definitely slow, but already very very expensive)! Among the ideas I have been following up are the following: make a copy of the original database, freeze it, send the files by plane to the subscriber, and initiate replication without snapshot: this is something that was done traditionnaly with

I'd like to programmatically make a snapshot of a live filesystem in Linux, preferably using LVM. I'd like not to unmount it because I've got lots of files opened (my most common scenario is that I've got a busy desktop with lots of programs). I understand that because of kernel buffers and general filesystem activity, data on disk might be in some more-or-less undefined state. Is there any way to "atomically" unmount an FS, make an LVM snapshot and mount it back? It will be ok if the OS will block all activity for few seconds to do this task. Or maybe some kind of atomic "sync+snapshot"?

I am seriously thinking of using EvenStore from Greg Young , for implementing a system based on events. However, I am not sure whether EventStore from Greg Young supports Snapshots. Snapshots are key requirement for my application as we do not want to replay all the events to construct object state every time. Could anybody provide me with samples on how to create snapshots in EventStore (Greg Young Version)? Greg young Yes, just put them in a stream and read the first value of that stream. Eg: /streams/foo /streams/too-domainsnapshot When reading read the last snapshot off snapshot stream

I am getting following error during a UI test (using simulator for iPhone 6): Assertion Failure: UI Testing Failure - Failure getting snapshot Error Domain=XCTestManagerErrorDomain Code=9 "Error -25204 getting snapshot for element <AXUIElement 0x7fbd6be217d0> {pid=6874}" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Error -25204 getting snapshot for element <AXUIElement 0x7fbd6be217d0> {pid=6874}} <unknown>:0: error: -[*screen name*] : UI Testing Failure - Failure getting snapshot Error Domain=XCTestManagerErrorDomain Code=9 "Error -25204 getting snapshot for element <AXUIElement 0x7fbd6be217d0> {pid=6874}

What is the best solution to programmatically take a snapshot of a webpage? The situation is this: I would like to crawl a bunch of webpages and take thumbnail snapshots of them periodically, say once every few months, without having to manually go to each one. I would also like to be able to take jpg/png snapshots of websites that might be completely Flash/Flex, so I'd have to wait until it loaded to take the snapshot somehow. It would be nice if there was no limit to the number of thumbnails I could generate (within reason, say 1000 per day). Any ideas how to do this in Ruby? Seems pretty

So I have a project that depends on a snapshot version of another project. The dependency is: <dependency> <groupId>org.oop</groupId> <artifactId>oop</artifactId> <version>0.9.9-SNAPSHOT</version> </dependency> For the oop project, I did do a 'mvn clean deploy', so the snapshot version should be somewhere in the maven central repository. But when I do a mvn clean install, the snapshot dependency above cannot be resolved and I get this: Missing: 1) org.oop:oop:jar:0.9.9-SNAPSHOT Try downloading the file manually from the project website. Then, install it using the command: mvn install:install