I think that's what I meant ;)
Anyway, the surefire report plugin uses report and report-only to do something
similar, so that seems consistent with Brian's suggestion of using analyze and
analyze-only.
Mark Hobson wrote:
On 18/09/2007, Paul Gier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think he meant analyze would become analyze-build because you are doing both
analyze and a build. And just-analyze would become analyze.
But that way it breaks what people are used to. I like Brian's suggestion
analyze-only, that seems intuitive and to fit with other mojo names.
Sorry, I meant the contrary :)
dependency:analyze
- executes test-compile phase
- for use standalone
dependency:analyze-build
- executes in phase verify
- for use in the build lifecycle
It would be good to have a standard naming strategy for these type of
goals. Are there are other examples people know of aside from the
assembly plugin?
Mark
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