This is just an idea that restSQL might benefit from. How about making it a maven project? It should mean no backward compatibility issue. It would only mean a few changes to the project structure (resource directories), but dependencies could be handled in a more flexible way, and the jar distribution could be added to projects using as a maven dependency; so upgrading to a new version could be done more easily. (No downloading and replacing jars, just updating the pom.xml.)
Also, more frequent releases would be possible, which is useful if many bugfixes/feature requests arrive. What do you think about it?
This is just an idea that restSQL might benefit from. How about making it a maven project? It should mean no backward compatibility issue. It would only mean a few changes to the project structure (resource directories), but dependencies could be handled in a more flexible way, and the jar distribution could be added to projects using as a maven dependency; so upgrading to a new version could be done more easily. (No downloading and replacing jars, just updating the pom.xml.)
Also, more frequent releases would be possible, which is useful if many bugfixes/feature requests arrive. What do you think about it?