Hi,

Some of our projects are quite big and we don't want to do a full JAR
package each time we want to test a change, because the change may just
be a few lines of code to a single class.

Is it easy to configure every project to compile to a single target area
that we then add to the softwares classpath? Will this adversely affect
the package process since all classes from different projects would end
up under the same structure?

Perhaps developers can skip the install/deploy task and leave that to
contiuum anyway? They can just use compile and commmit to VCS.

What are your thoughts on best practice here please? It seems to me we
want a single area to drop compiles but that package task needs not to
be affected by this.

The problem with using say a maven-exec-plugin, is that we don't want to
use dependency JARs, but rather all the target paths of all the
dependent projects, so we can just pick up individual new classes.

Hope that's clear!

TIA,
John

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