Yeah, I've noticed the cobertura plugin no longer works on there
properly too - it had before (including on the applet). I was using
exclusions on classes to "skip" modules. Commenting it out for now is
fine.
On 14/10/2007, at 11:41 PM, Wendy Smoak wrote:
When I try 'mvn site' from archiva/trunk (not from archiva-site),
Cobertura complains about a missing cobertura.ser file in
archiva-signature-consumers module, presumably because it has no
source code.
The Cobertura plugin should probably handle that situation better, but
as far as I can tell there's nothing useful in that module. There's a
package structure, but no code or resources. Do we need it?
My goal is to publish all the reports and such under
archiva/ref/$version. In particular I'd like to get the UMLGraph
plugin configured to generate UML diagrams as part of the Javadoc. [1]
(I see that javadoc and xref are published under archiva/1.0, but I'm
not sure how that was done. )
... and it just happened again, this time in archiva-applet, which
we *do* need:
[ERROR] Error: data file
/Users/wsmoak/svn/maven/archiva/archiva-web/archiva-applet/
cobertura.ser
does not exist
I'm just going to comment out the Cobertura plugin and move on.
[1] Example from the Tiles site
http://tiles.apache.org/framework/apidocs/org/apache/tiles/context/
package-summary.html
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