Change artifactId to the normal scala version naming convention #76
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Right now the artifactId includes the full scala version in it, eg scalagen_2.9.3, scalagen_2.10.1, etc. This was the convention for 2.9.x, but for 2.10+ the convention is to only have the major/minor scala version, eg scalagen_2.10.
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We haven't been working in this project for a long time and the original author has left our company. We don't mind merging pull requests but more than that I can't promise. I gave you rights to do push and if you are motivated to keep this project alive, we can also transfer the whole repository to you. We at the Mysema are using Clojure as our weapon of choice, so maintaining Scala tools is quite low on priority. |
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Change artifactId to the normal scala version naming convention
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Right now the artifactId includes the full scala version in it, eg scalagen_2.9.3, scalagen_2.10.1, etc.
This was the convention for 2.9.x, but for 2.10+ the convention is to only have the major/minor scala version, eg scalagen_2.10.
Also, would you be able to bump the version and do a release?