On 02/18/2013 05:35 PM, Andreas Sommer wrote:
I installed that actual version in Jenkins in order to have its dependencies
set up. Then back in the development project, I created the .hpi
with "mvn package" and installed it in my Jenkins instance, replacing the
existing one.
More easily:
mvn hpi:run
will build the plugin from source and start a test copy of Jenkins with it loaded. (And files like *.jelly will be loaded directly from src/main/resources/ so you need
only save edits and reload the page to see them in action.)
BTW if you use NetBeans you can just open the project and click the Run Project
button.
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