If you want to relocate the entire .m2 then using 'openejb.m2.home' is a
good option. The custom repo location is defined most commonly by the
standard .m2 <settings><localRepository> tag. It's more simple and out
of the box to read that first if it is available than to force the
setting of a custom property for every single Arquillian test/project.
It is also a step better than just expecting a hard coded
{user.home}.m2/repository. The issue here is to be able to right click
on a test and run it without errors, and without having to set any
undocumented properties. That would also go against several of the
guiding principles of Arquillian.
Andy.
On 12/05/2015 22:52, Romain Manni-Bucau wrote:
Side note: our mvn resolver was never intended to replace maven (for it you
have to add provisioning module) and read maven descriptors (in particular
now maven has 5-6 descriptors in homeand at least 3 which can modify the
local repo). Custom repo should be handled by setting openejb.m2.home. If
you want it to be global you can set it in ~/.openejb/system.properties.
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2015-05-12 22:15 GMT+02:00 Andy <[email protected]>:
-1
Build 414 here: http://ci.apache.org/builders/tomee-1.7.x-ubuntu
Revision: ae7f37b7622272f82644c03cc50305b23728763c
Contains fixes for ProvisioningUtil that ensures alternate .m2/repository
location is used if found in settings.xml and fixes a path issue on Windows
platforms (partial revert, my mistake).
Andy.
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