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Scott Lavender commented on MANTRUN-122:
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I think I've discovered the way this is supposed to work. I'm not sure if this
is by design, but...
All I needed to do to was to specify the desired localRepository in the antrun
plugin instance using:
<localRepository path="${settings.localRepository}"/>
This casues the plugin execution to use this locvalRepository exolicitly.
Otherwise, the root settings take precidence. I guess the Antrun plugin is
designed to be an isolationist at heart... go figure.
> Antrun ignores different settings.xml as specified on Maven command line
> using -s option.
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> Key: MANTRUN-122
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MANTRUN-122
> Project: Maven 2.x Antrun Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.3
> Reporter: Scott Lavender
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> I have multiple build environments that each have their own <localRepository>
> as defined in separate settings.xml files. At build time I specify which
> settings file to be used using the Maven command.
> For example:
> mvn -s D:\prod\settings.xml clean install
> mvn -X -s D:\test\settings.xml clean install
> In either case, the entire build process uses the <localRepository> as
> defined in the settings. The problem occurs when the Antrun plugin is
> invoked, it is unable to resolve some of the artifacts that were just built
> and published to the specified local repository.
> I have determined that the Antrun plugin is ignoring the settings file being
> specified, and looks to the root settings.xml in the Maven installation
> instead ( apache-maven-2.0.9\conf\settings.xml). I had initially setup this
> file, but no longer maintain my settings there. Instead, I have multiple
> settings files, one per product build environment.
> Shouldn't the Antrun plugin honor the specified settings.xml values?
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