tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2008:/2007/9/24/keep-your-dependencies-to-yourself/comments Mephisto Drax 2008-05-29T17:05:32Z Sargon Benjamin tag:studios.thoughtworks.com,2007-09-24:983:1080 2008-05-23T18:45:03Z 2008-05-23T18:45:03Z Wow, I really needed this post. Aside from the dependencies discussion, particularly your statement: 'Upgrading CruiseControl Enterprise should be the work of minutes.If you need to add libraries to CCE itself, this should be a warning sign that your project has dependencies it can't itself satisfy'. I've been pondering on upgrading to CC 2.7.2 (for dashboard improvements) and have been worried about: - project history (this should be a non issue as my project work area is in a different directory than my cruisecontrol lib) - ant library updates with cc 2.7.2: I'm not using the ant that ships with cruisecontrol as my path is using the ant from /usr/local/apache-ant. I'm guessing cruisecontrol is using this ant lib instead of the default ant lib that ships with cruisecontrol. I'm not sure though. Either way, I'm comforted by your statement: "For things that are hard to wire in like Junit, fine" - changes in cruisecontrol.sh that I should be aware of. I don't believe I have made too many changes to cruisecontrol.sh aside from setting 'CCDIR=/opt/cruisecontrol-bin-2.7.1' and modifying the web port. I'm comforted by your article that we're not totally off track here. Thank you for the article!