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Rupert Smith commented on MOJO-932:
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I agree with Steven Cummings that the Maven 1 dashboard was genuinely useful,
whereas the fancier Maven 2 one, whilst pretty is not. In fact, I consider it
to the the 'killer' app for Maven 1, and for a long time was the one thing that
kept me on Maven 1 rather than moving to Maven 2. It provides a very usefull,
at-a-glance overview of your build state.
The Maven 1 changes for MOJO-847 are extremely welcome, and means that I can
start using this plugin to good effect.
Things I'd like to see:
The ability to turn off the drill down into the fancy Maven 2 dashboard graphs.
Who cares what the distribution of errors/warnings on the fancy 3d pie chart
is. I suppose it does not cause any harm to leave it in.
Ability to refine the columns in the global Maven 1 style overview. For
example, I'd like to be able to cut it down to Num tests, % passed, Num lines
code, % covered by tests, num checkstyle errors, and that is about it.
Obviously others will have their preferences.
Why does the config file have to be on the compile classpath? Config files in
other maven plugins are given as absolute or relative paths.
> Create simpler dashboard more like that of Maven 1.x
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> Key: MOJO-932
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-932
> Project: Mojo
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: dashboard
> Reporter: Rupert Smith
> Assignee: David Vicente
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> The default global report used to be a list of all projects involved with the
> results of each individual report displayed in tabular form. The individual
> report labels were the headers across the top of the table, while the project
> labels ran down the left side. Some results, such as unit-tests, showed a
> small graph in the cell in addition to the numeric results.
> This was the perfect initial go-to report to simply see the results for all
> of your projects in one place and then decide what details to browse to. The
> graphs in the new plugin are very nice, but the concise report is gone. What
> are the chances that we can get that back?
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