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That will deploy the latest snapshot along with the javadoc and source jar bundles to apaches snapshot repository. After deploying the snapshot, you need to login to people.apache.org and fix the permissions. cd to /www/people.apache.org/repo/m2-snapshot-repositroy and run the fix-permissions.sh script.

You can speed up the process by doing a couple things:

1. Run with extra flags to skip the code checks and running of the tests

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   mvn -Pdeploy,nochecks deploy -Dmaven.test.skip.exec=true

2. HIGHLY RECCOMMENDED: use a "Master Mode" ssh connection to people.apache.org for the scp commands to use. This requires a fairly recent version of ssh. Basically, in your /etc/ssh/ssh_config, make sure you have "ControlPath /tmp/%h-%p-%r" set. Then, in one window, run "ssh -Mv people.apache.org". Then run the deploy in another. The -v on the ssh connection will print things for each connection so you'll know it working. This is MUCH faster as SCP doesn't need to negotiate encryption stuff for every single file, doesn't need to open up lots of connections, etc....

Performing a release

For the most part, we now follow the same instructions that the maven team uses.
http://maven.apache.org/developers/release/releasing.html

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