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The document discusses the evaluation of development tools by a Red Review Team, focusing on Maven. It provides an overview of Maven's goals and features, describes how the team installed and configured Maven to build the Lucene project, and discusses lessons learned. The team found Maven to be a powerful build tool that provides consistent builds, standardized reports, and simplifies getting new developers up to speed. However, the initial learning curve is steep and Maven documentation can be challenging to navigate at first.
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