Mark Combellack wrote:
On 24/05/10 22:20, Mark Combellack wrote:
On 24/05/10 22:09, Mark Combellack wrote:
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Thinking about this again, perhaps it is the order in which the modules
are built when mvn clean install is run. Since the top level Binaries
project is run last, the clean for that module will delete the target
directory and remove all distributions created by the sub-modules.

Mark


Indeed this does seem to be the cause of the problem.  I tried running
"mvn clean install" on Windows and the binaries/target directory was
deleted.  I hadn't seen this previously as I always do "mvn clean" and
"mvn install" separately.

The fix is to change the maven reactor order so that the binaries module
appears before its submodules.  I've discovered a way to make this happen
and I'll make this change in the next RC.

  Simon

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