Unless the output in Netbeans options is lying, I think Netbeans has
been using development/SNAPSHOT versions of maven 3 for at least since
NB 6.8.  If you look at Preferences->Misc->Maven, you'll see the
embedded maven version is 3.0-SNAPSHOT.

Again, I've no clue if it really is using it or not (it gets
overridden by the maven version on my $PATH), but that sign points to
Netbeans already adopting maven 3.

On Jun 29, 3:28 pm, Dominic Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 8:58 PM, Tor Norbye <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Sorry, I don't use Maven so I can't really comment on this other than
> > to say I'm sorry it sounds like it's not fixed yet.
>
> > I suspect the Maven support itself may be initiating a lot of scanning
> > or refresh operations, since Maven is an external tool, so after it
> > runs the IDE has really very little idea what running the task has
> > done.  I used to work on something similar, the Rails support in
> > NetBeans, and when running certain code generators via the rails
> > infrastructure I had no idea what would happen to the files on disk,
> > so to be on the safe side, for any unknown actions it would just force
> > a disk refresh. It's possible that the Maven support is doing
> > something similar -- I'm just speculating here. All I can say is that
> > for the project types I'm using (Java+JavaFX) and for some other
> > project types I've seen described (such as PHP) it is working well.
>
> One of the big pushes for maven 3 has been a better support layer for IDEs
> to build on.  Recent versions of m2eclipse do a *lot* less work because the
> maven embedder component provides better integration.  I've no idea about
> when NetBeans integration will start to use this (or even if it does
> already).
>
> -Dom

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