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Nils Fredrik Gjerull commented on MNG-1916:
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Wildcarded {{<modules>}} would certainly help. As commented in issue MNG-1915 I
am working on making a maven2 plug-in for JPF. This is the reason I would like
to specify a number of directories and have all subdirectories containing jpf
plug-ins included in the reactor.
I would like to have more fine grained control of which of this subdirectories
should be included. One example would be to only include directories containing
pom.xml, plugin.xml and plugin-fragment.xml files. This is however not
essential, so wildcarded {{<modules>}} would probably do the trick.
> Making it possible for plug-in to add modules to the reactor programatically
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> Key: MNG-1916
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1916
> Project: Maven 2
> Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Nils Fredrik Gjerull
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> I would like to be able to specify a number of directories as plug-in
> directories, automatically discover every plug-in in those directories and
> include them in the reactor. As I understands it the reactor with it's
> modules ({{org.apache.maven.execution.ReactorManager}}) is created in
> {{org.apache.maven.DefaultMaven}}. If I understands this correctly maven
> plug-ins can't add projects to the reactor programatically.
> My proposition to solve this is to add a phase which will be executed after
> the pom.xml is parsed, but before the information stored in
> Model/MavenProject is used, and most importantly before the {{ReactorManager
> is created}}. Then you can add information to the MavenProject
> programatically, increasing the flexibility for plug-ins.
> I am not fluent in the maven2 code base, but it seems to me that this require
> quite a lot of changes to the code. As I understands it the life cycle starts
> after the {{ReactorManager}} is made, and therefore after the information in
> Model have started to be used.
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