Thanks.
I have a personal Jenkins instance and I will set the projects to use
the extension by default and collect the HTML report with HTML
Publisher. I will also try with TeamCity. I run all my builds with -T 5
so that's not a problem. The progress is intermingled since multiple
modules are build in parallel but the purpose is just to show activity
of the build in your terminal, it does not matter which module prints
something. Maybe I will separate each module on it's own line later on.
Under mvnd it looks like something is missing from MavenExecutionRequest
since the extension fails to initialize. I will fix that, it should work
soon.
On 1/24/2025 5:42 PM, Benjamin Marwell wrote:
Nice design of the output!
Have you tested the extension in an CI environment? That might be useful,
especially combined with mvnd or mvn -T...
- Ben
On Thu, 23 Jan 2025, 16:25 Adrian Tarau, <adr...@tarau.net> wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm building a Maven extension to change the behavior of Maven while
building, to scratch an itch had had for many years now. If others have
this itch and this helps with that itch, that would be even better :)
An overview of the extensions, it's goals and future plans (full HTML
report with build info and partially/full performance metrics scraped
with /async-profiler/) is available in the project home page:
https://github.com/adrian-tarau/maven?tab=readme-ov-file#extension. More
or less, I would like to bring what /Gradle /has today to Maven world
(when all features will be implemented).
It would be nice if I would get some feedback from developers before
asking for a review on the user mailing list.
Thanks,
Adrian Tarau.
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