Brett Porter wrote:
On 30/11/2007, ArneD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you think the repository scanning problem as such, as described in my
original mail, should be filed as a second issue?
Yes, it looks that way.
- Brett
I filed http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRM-612
In my
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ArneD wrote:
Hi all,
first of all, congratulations to all Archiva developers for releasing the
1.0 version!
I started playing
Wendy Smoak-3 wrote:
On Nov 29, 2007 6:07 AM, ArneD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After starting up a fresh instance with default configuration, I copied
parts of my existing repository to Archiva's default internal repository.
Then I used the Scan Repository Now button on the repository
Hi all,
first of all, congratulations to all Archiva developers for releasing the
1.0 version!
I started playing around with it a little bit, and ran into the following
problem:
After starting up a fresh instance with default configuration, I copied
parts of my existing repository to Archiva's
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
ArneD a écrit :
I noticed two problems with building the root of a projcet as a recursive
build. I'm still on 1.1-beta-3, but at least from the release notes I
could
not see anything that this has been changed for 1.1-beta-4 or the 1.1 RC.
First of all, when
I noticed two problems with building the root of a projcet as a recursive
build. I'm still on 1.1-beta-3, but at least from the release notes I could
not see anything that this has been changed for 1.1-beta-4 or the 1.1 RC.
First of all, when adding a Maven 2.0+ project using a POM url, with the
Brett Porter wrote:
I like this idea - can you file a feature request?
I filed http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRM-579
Cheers
- Arne
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Hello all,
is it possible to configure Archiva in a way, that access to repo1 through a
proxy connector is available only for a few super users (= repository
managers)?
In my scenario, normal users should only be able to access the artifacts
available in the internal repository. In case they
Hi Emmanuel and others,
now that Maven 2.0.5 has been released, any chances that we see a Continuum
1.1 release soon? That would be great.
Thanks
- Arne
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I'm looking for an easy way to download an artifact from one repository and
deploy it to another, including all transitive dependencies. Ideally in just
one step. Mirroring the whole repository is not a solution.
How would you do it? Any hints what to look at?
Thanks
- Arne
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Morgovsky, Alexander (US - Glen Mills) wrote:
Hi. I need some .jar's for compilation of a .war artifact, but I want
to only include a subset of these in the WEB-INF/lib. If I set the
subset of the ones for inclusion with the scope of runtime for each,
they will not be used for
Hello Emmanuel,
I've found another NPE bug in DefaultContinuumScm which is easy to fix:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-937
Regards,
Arne
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
I've seen that you closed issue CONTINUUM-780 in the meanwhile. Are there
chances to replace just one module in my
?
Regards,
Arne
ArneD wrote:
Hello Emmanuel,
i added a comment to the existing issue at
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-780 because it's the same
stacktrace.
Regards,
Arne
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Can you file an issue?
Emmanuel
ArneD a écrit :
It's Continuum 1.0.3
Alan Mosely wrote:
Hi,
On a related note I would like to have the version included in the url for
further transparency.
Any ideas?
We use the following distributionManagement entry in the project's pom.xml:
distributionManagement
site
idmy-site/id
Luis Perea wrote:
The surefire's report show me the same details for each diferent Test in
my proyect, I've allready looked out the *.txt and *.xml files generated
by surefire and the *.txt seems correct (shows the correct log for the
TestCase executed) but the *.xml files has the same
Hello Emmanuel,
i added a comment to the existing issue at
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM-780 because it's the same
stacktrace.
Regards,
Arne
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Can you file an issue?
Emmanuel
ArneD a écrit :
It's Continuum 1.0.3, but I've updated maven-scm-api
Hi,
occasionally some of our builds are failing during scheduled builds. Forced
builds are working fine. I see the following stacktrace:
org.apache.maven.continuum.scm.ContinuumScmException: Cannot checkout
sources.
at
It's Continuum 1.0.3, but I've updated maven-scm-api and
maven-scm-provider-local (snapshot version
maven-scm-provider-local-1.0-20060616.154545-4.jar).
Arne
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
What is your continuum version and your scm?
Emmanuel
ArneD a écrit :
Hi,
occasionally some
Hi,
I would like to have the project version included into the generated site,
e.g. into the title, to make this information transparent to the user
directly on the welcome page.
I tried to use ${project.version} in the site.xml descriptor, but this is
not replaced. Only ${project.name} seems
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Do you think the suggested enhancement for scm-local would be useful and
make sense? Not only in combination with ClearCase dynamic views but for
other usage as well, e.g. testing.
yes. Do you want to implement it?
Yes, I can try to do so and then provide a
Thanks for your answer, David.
continuum-3 wrote:
my Continuum installation is accessing a file system directory using
scm-local provider to get sources (BTW, the directory is on a ClearCase
dynamic view). Updates are working fine as long as files are only changed
or
added. But when
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
thanks a lot for your answer. A ClearCase dynamic view looks like a
normal
filesystem, so I think scm-local in principle is a fine solution. I think
there wouldn't be much what a dedicated dynamic-view support in the
Clearcase SCM provider could add.
Maybe it
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
Are you sure it isn't possible to checkout sources in a specific folder
with cleartool?
It is possible with snapshot views. My ClearCase know-how is limited, but I
am quite sure it is not possible with dynamic views.
Do you think the suggested enhancement for
Hello everybody,
my Continuum installation is accessing a file system directory using
scm-local provider to get sources (BTW, the directory is on a ClearCase
dynamic view). Updates are working fine as long as files are only changed or
added. But when files are removed from the source directory,
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
scm-local was developped for tests and it's used in some case when a scm
provider isn't available
like dynamic-view support for Clearcase.
It's a very simple provider that copy file from sources directory, but it
can't know if some files
are deleted because it
Eric Redmond wrote:
Any more reasons? Care to expand these ideas?
Hi Eric,
for corporate users, I believe there are some additional issues to the ones
already named.
Especially in large companies, it is often unacceptable to let users
download artefacts directly from an Internet
Eric Redmond wrote:
Especially in large companies, it is often unacceptable to let users
download artefacts directly from an Internet repository, even not through
a
proxy. Companies need to have full control over all artifacts used in
theirE
build processes, that means that only
cstamas wrote:
Right. Take Proximity for example, since it is not JUST proxy. If you
visit
the demo site, you will see that proximity is able to PROXY repositories
but
also to HOST them only. Furthermore, you can just take offline (offline
==
do not touch remote peer!) or take
After all, if can't trust your team to stick to approved
versions of artifacts how can you trust them to write your precious
business code?
I think it's not a question of mistrusting people, but a question of how can
you help people to avoid mistakes. Even if they use a Maven-based build
Are there plans for releasing maven-dependency-plugin? The last snapshot
version is from April:
http://people.apache.org/maven-snapshot-repository/org/apache/maven/plugins/maven-dependency-plugin/2.0-SNAPSHOT/
If 2.0 is not yet ready, a beta release would be great.
Thank you,
Arne
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I am trying to use maven-dependency-plugin (latest snapshot version) using
the following configuration:
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-dependency-plugin/artifactId
version2.0-SNAPSHOT/version
executions
execution
I have a multi-module build. In one of the sub-modules I use the
maven-clean-plugin in the pom.xml as follows:
plugin
artifactIdmaven-clean-plugin/artifactId
configuration
filesets
fileset
directoryWebContent/WEB-INF/lib/directory
Jörg Schaible wrote:
ArneD wrote on Thursday, August 24, 2006 2:43 PM:
I defined two repositories in the settings.xml, both with
updatePolicy set to always.
My project A has a dependency to version 5.0-SNAPSHOT of a
JAR B. That JAR B
has a dependency to version 1.6 of another JAR C
Thank you, Jörg. I filed issue MNG-2528.
Arne
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Has anybody set up Maven 2 builds for Eclipse (PDE) plugin projects and has
managed to integrate JUnit in-container tests for Eclipse-Plugins into the
Maven build lifecycle?
I would be very much interested in some best practices.
Thank you!
Arne
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Wim Deblauwe wrote:
I found another workaround by building the super-module recursively:
Delete
all sub-modules. Change the super module definition and remove the
--non-recursive option from the build targets.
Maybe we need an option in Continuum so the user can select if he
Thank you, Wim!
Wim Deblauwe wrote:
1) This is the way that ClearCase works, there is nothing I know we can do
about it.
Maybe something could be changed in Continuum and the POM schema, so that
the POM location relative to the SCM checkout directory could be specified
within the POM.
Hi,
is there a way of telling Continuum to make nightly builds only for snapshot
versions?
Particularly, I want to have the nightly snapshot builds automatically
deployed to the snapshot repository. This is why I would change the build
goals from clean install to clean deploy. Projects that
Thank you, Emmanuel.
Emmanuel Venisse wrote:
yes, goals to use is clean deploy, but continuum don't know what is a
project in dev and a
released project. Generally, when we release a project, the code is tagged
and the code in trunk is
updated to an incremented snapshot version.
I am trying to integrate my Mavenized web projects with RAD6. Even though I
was searching the list archives up and down, I still find this difficult,
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I
In many corporate environments it is unacceptable to let users download Maven
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Question: Is there an easy way how to initially populate the
I want to roll out Maven in a corporate environment with an internal plugin
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the profile from
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