Thanks, I will keep an eye out for John's build plan work (I assume it won't
be available until some major release).
If we were working under Linux I could probably tee the output then gawk it
to find what project and phase it was working on and then used that to
generate what I need.
For now I have put together a plugin echos what project and phase is being
executed (it also shows a timestamp).
I just have an <execution> block for each phase, and inside it a
<configuration> variable that has the name of the phase.
Thanks Again.
P.S. If it isn't obvious, I am a maven newbie
Jason van Zyl-2 wrote:
>
>
> On 30 Jul 07, at 2:59 PM 30 Jul 07, John Petritis wrote:
>
>>
>> Here is why:
>>
>
> Sure, I'm just saying that to do any of this the plugin doesn't need
> to know anything about the phase it's running in. This is definitely
> something you would want to do from a lifecycle perspective. If you
> want the output of a typical build you can see what phase is running
> and what is happening (probably too much). But there is no way to a
> plugin to know what phase its in and is not something I see us every
> giving a mojo access to. It should be done at a higher level. The
> work John is doing on the build plan is something that could
> eventually be instrumented to provide full statistics. So the idea is
> that for a given configuration you get a build plan, it can be
> inspected and modified before being executed, once executed we could
> easily add in some listeners. Currently there is nothing in place to
> do what you need in a decent way.
>
>> It (my plugin) will be be run in multiple phases, and needs to log:
>>
>> - what pom is being made
>> - what phase it is in
>> - the time my plugin is run
>>
>> There are parts of our build that can take a very long time to run if
>> certain problems occur.
>> By monitoring a log of when some various points are reached, I can
>> tell if
>> it is worth stopping the the build then doing some housekeeping so
>> it will
>> run much faster, and then restarting it after the housekeeping.
>>
>>
>>
>> Perhaps I can set values to be passed into it based on what phase
>> it is
>> being used, but then that makes it more work to set up.
>>
>>
>>
>> Jason van Zyl-2 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On 30 Jul 07, at 1:18 PM 30 Jul 07, John Petritis wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> I need to be able to get the phase my plugin is run in.
>>>
>>> Why?
>>>
>>> There is no way to get the phase a plugin is running in as you
>>> generally declare that from the outside i.e. a workflow that the mojo
>>> takes part in.
>>>
>>>> I will probably make it run in multiple phases.
>>>> I would prefer to get the phase from an @parameter expression="$
>>>> {???}"
>>>> But I cannot figure out what variable name to use in it.
>>>>
>>>> (I am basically trying to make a logger that tracks when maven
>>>> gets to
>>>> various phases of various projects)
>>>>
>>>> Thank You
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>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Jason
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> Jason
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