Yeah, javadocs creation is slow. Still IMO it should be included in
"mvn install" from the root dir. But note that it is generated as a
part of the docs module, so you don't have to include it when building
*code*. E.g. you can build from "cayenne/framework" directory, and
this will produce runtime jars, but skip the docs.
Andrus
On Feb 7, 2008, at 12:48 AM, Kevin Menard wrote:
Would anyone object to the disabling of javadoc building by
default? The
javadoc generation seems to dominate every other phase in my
building and
accounts for 50% of the total time to build. Moreover, most of the
time I'm
not even going to use that javadoc because I'm building to test
something.
Obviously, I'd still push it through for any released artifacts, but
it
strikes me as being unnecessarily time consuming in everyday use.
If no one objects, I'll dig into how to do this in maven, as I'm not
even
sure how to control it quite yet.
Thanks,
Kevin
