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Denis Yudin updated MTOMCAT-176:
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MTOMCAT-176__Do_not_show_transfer_progress_when_Maven_is_running_in_batch_mode.patch

Fixed by dependency injection of Settings into Mojo and then parametrizing the 
RequestEntityImplementation.
Result: adding -B removes upload progress from the log

> Make deploy/redeploy (upload) less verbose for --batch-mode / --quiet
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>                 Key: MTOMCAT-176
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MTOMCAT-176
>             Project: Apache Tomcat Maven Plugin
>          Issue Type: Wish
>          Components: commons-lib
>    Affects Versions: 2.0
>            Reporter: Thomas GL
>            Assignee: Olivier Lamy (*$^¨%`£)
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: 
> MTOMCAT-176__Do_not_show_transfer_progress_when_Maven_is_running_in_batch_mode.patch
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>
> Hi,
> Using maven-tomcat-plugin:2.0 for integration testing deployments results in 
> some Jenkins job logs where 99% of the lines comes from the upload "progress 
> meter" (implemented in 
> "TomcatManager.RequestEntityImplementation.transferProgressed").  
> In some other plugins with similar HTTP activity, this kind of output can be 
> turned off by launching Maven with "-B/--batch-mode" (and probably "--quiet" 
> too, although I never do that).  This seems to be standard behavior for 
> plugins which uses Wagon or Aether.  Would it be possible to implement a 
> similar behavior in the maven-tomcat-plugin?
> Actually, I gave it a try today, but I couldn't find how to get the Maven 
> batch/quiet options through the plugin API.  My other attempt was to reuse 
> the Wagon "TransferListener" instance (the implementation, which can be a 
> verbose or quiet progress meter, seems to be chosen depending on the Maven 
> CLI option), but I couldn't find a path to there neither.  But it's my first 
> time in some Maven code, I probably have missed something.
> Sure, if it's actually not possible to implement a quiet mode based on the 
> Maven CLI options, then an alternative would be to add a plugin-specific 
> parameter. But I think it would be a bit less convenient.



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