I have now built and tested several maven projects under all of my three
systems: karmic production, minimal karmic schroot and lucid schroot.
All of them worked exactly as expected. As far as I am concerned, the
latest maven2 distributions are acceptable. My evidence suggests that
the original
I think I understand my problem, and also have a bypass.
When I created the clean karmic maven schroot system, I was surprised to
find that it responded OK to mvn --help, because this simple command
would always crash on my production karmic system.
I went back to my production karmic system -
I think I understand my problem, and also have a bypass.
When I created the clean karmic maven schroot system, I was surprised to
find that it responded OK to mvn --help, because this simple command
would always crash on my production karmic system.
I went back to my production karmic system -
Installed karmic maven in fresh schroot system. Very slow where I am at
the moment. Just a quick note to say it worked on my 1st sample project,
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Installed karmic maven in fresh schroot system. Very slow where I am at
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I will try to set the system up, but please don't expect to hear
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the universe section needs to be added as well, also having the source
sections doesn't hurt, so you are able to get the relevant source
packages:
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main universe
deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main universe
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Excellent news! I installed maven2 from the lucid universe repository. I
then copied two sample maven-based projects to the new schrooted system.
They both built and tested successfully. Because the original maven bug
was so fundamental (it failed to run even without a maven project), I am
happy
On 27.01.2010 18:25, Brian Burch wrote:
I am happy to report the problem has been fixed on lucid.
Well done, Matthius. Thank you for your efforts and particularly for
helping me with testing. I hope it won't be too long before the
equivalent changes become available on karmic.
well, then we
On 27.01.2010 18:40, Matthias Klose wrote:
On 27.01.2010 18:25, Brian Burch wrote:
I am happy to report the problem has been fixed on lucid.
Well done, Matthius. Thank you for your efforts and particularly for
helping me with testing. I hope it won't be too long before the
equivalent changes
the universe section needs to be added as well, also having the source
sections doesn't hurt, so you are able to get the relevant source
packages:
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main universe
deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main universe
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Excellent news! I installed maven2 from the lucid universe repository. I
then copied two sample maven-based projects to the new schrooted system.
They both built and tested successfully. Because the original maven bug
was so fundamental (it failed to run even without a maven project), I am
happy
On 27.01.2010 18:25, Brian Burch wrote:
I am happy to report the problem has been fixed on lucid.
Well done, Matthius. Thank you for your efforts and particularly for
helping me with testing. I hope it won't be too long before the
equivalent changes become available on karmic.
well, then we
On 27.01.2010 18:40, Matthias Klose wrote:
On 27.01.2010 18:25, Brian Burch wrote:
I am happy to report the problem has been fixed on lucid.
Well done, Matthius. Thank you for your efforts and particularly for
helping me with testing. I hope it won't be too long before the
equivalent changes
Sorry about the delay, Matthias. Thank you for the wiki link: I built
the schroot lucid system relatively easily. I then hit a several of
snags getting the system to work properly with me as a user (off topic:
cryptfs, non-standard uid/gid for ldap, etc).
Currently, my /etc/apt/sources.list
Sorry about the delay, Matthias. Thank you for the wiki link: I built
the schroot lucid system relatively easily. I then hit a several of
snags getting the system to work properly with me as a user (off topic:
cryptfs, non-standard uid/gid for ldap, etc).
Currently, my /etc/apt/sources.list
Matthius - I think you are telling me to install the entire lucid
system. Is that right? I think you suggested chroot or a VM as
alternative platforms?
I already have a multi-boot system and have even converted to grub2 on
my boot partition. I recently eliminated jaunty (hence my desire to
On 21.01.2010 17:56, Brian Burch wrote:
Matthius - I think you are telling me to install the entire lucid
system. Is that right? I think you suggested chroot or a VM as
alternative platforms?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot
I already have a multi-boot system and have even
Matthius - I think you are telling me to install the entire lucid
system. Is that right? I think you suggested chroot or a VM as
alternative platforms?
I already have a multi-boot system and have even converted to grub2 on
my boot partition. I recently eliminated jaunty (hence my desire to
On 21.01.2010 17:56, Brian Burch wrote:
Matthius - I think you are telling me to install the entire lucid
system. Is that right? I think you suggested chroot or a VM as
alternative platforms?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot
I already have a multi-boot system and have even
I expect that I am being stupid, but please be patient!
I installed karmic and am in the process of trying to migrate all my
development to it... I noticed maven was broken a month ago, but didn't
have time to investigate and kept using my old hardy LTS system when
necessary. I've now reached the
please setup a chroot (or virtual machine) with current lucid, and try
to reproduce this error, without installing anything from other
archives/PPAs. See the wiki pages how to setup an ubuntu version in a
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I expect that I am being stupid, but please be patient!
I installed karmic and am in the process of trying to migrate all my
development to it... I noticed maven was broken a month ago, but didn't
have time to investigate and kept using my old hardy LTS system when
necessary. I've now reached the
please setup a chroot (or virtual machine) with current lucid, and try
to reproduce this error, without installing anything from other
archives/PPAs. See the wiki pages how to setup an ubuntu version in a
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maven2 (2.2.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #542546)
* Update download url for debian/watch and debian/orig-tar.sh
* Update Standards-Version to 3.8.3
- add debian/README.source
* Fix bash completion to keep working after single options such
as
maven2 (2.2.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #542546)
* Update download url for debian/watch and debian/orig-tar.sh
* Update Standards-Version to 3.8.3
- add debian/README.source
* Fix bash completion to keep working after single options such
as
** Changed in: libxbean-java (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: maven-ant-helper (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Mathias, I'm not sure I understand your comment. Isn't it the
maintainer's job to maintain Maven? By your logic, if I don't know
enough about the trip computer in my car to maintain it, I shouldn't
rely on my car?
Also, I love Ubuntu and have been using it exclusively since Breezy, but
it does
Matthias, take it easy! I wrote only information from ppa, because there
are rebuilt package automatically.
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I can sympathize with Doko's frustration. Personally, I find the OMG,
kittens will die comments from people not involved in Ubuntu development
very frustrating and demotivating. Personally, maven doesn't affect me at
all.
It'd be nice if more people who cared about Java were more involved.
@Matthias and Scott
I can understand your frustration, as well -- I was an official
developer for another distro circa 2003-2006. Dealing with emotions,
cares, and the people attached to them, via bug reports, can be
difficult, and is almost always frustrating.
However, the statements made
** Changed in: libxbean-java (Ubuntu)
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Mathias, I'm not sure I understand your comment. Isn't it the
maintainer's job to maintain Maven? By your logic, if I don't know
enough about the trip computer in my car to maintain it, I shouldn't
rely on my car?
Also, I love Ubuntu and have been using it exclusively since Breezy, but
it does
Matthias, take it easy! I wrote only information from ppa, because there
are rebuilt package automatically.
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I can sympathize with Doko's frustration. Personally, I find the OMG,
kittens will die comments from people not involved in Ubuntu development
very frustrating and demotivating. Personally, maven doesn't affect me at
all.
It'd be nice if more people who cared about Java were more involved.
@Matthias and Scott
I can understand your frustration, as well -- I was an official
developer for another distro circa 2003-2006. Dealing with emotions,
cares, and the people attached to them, via bug reports, can be
difficult, and is almost always frustrating.
However, the statements made
maven2-core still FTBFS. From buildlog (ppa):
BUILD FAILED
/build/buildd/maven2-core-2.2.1/debian/build.xml:98: The following error
occurred while executing this line:
/build/buildd/maven2-core-2.2.1/debian/build.xml:22: The following error
occurred while executing this line:
leaving the Ubuntu CoC a bit alone ... I'm a bit pissed about comments
like maven2-core *still* FTBFS, agreements on a solution, must be
synced, using Maven professionally, and so on. If you cannot maintain
maven or give substantial feedback to get to a solution, then please
don't rely on it. The
maven2-core still FTBFS. From buildlog (ppa):
BUILD FAILED
/build/buildd/maven2-core-2.2.1/debian/build.xml:98: The following error
occurred while executing this line:
/build/buildd/maven2-core-2.2.1/debian/build.xml:22: The following error
occurred while executing this line:
leaving the Ubuntu CoC a bit alone ... I'm a bit pissed about comments
like maven2-core *still* FTBFS, agreements on a solution, must be
synced, using Maven professionally, and so on. If you cannot maintain
maven or give substantial feedback to get to a solution, then please
don't rely on it. The
These tasks are all duplicates of bug #446263, which has been fixed.
** Changed in: libgoogle-collections-java (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: commons-httpclient (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: ant (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
These tasks are all duplicates of bug #446263, which has been fixed.
** Changed in: libgoogle-collections-java (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: commons-httpclient (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: ant (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
Artur, some questions:
- many of the packages from your archive are already in karmic:
as source packages which need to be built. Do you have a list of
souce packages which are not yet in karmic, but need to get
imported from unstable?
- How did you build these packages? We have to
Dnia 2009-10-16, pią o godzinie 09:22 +, Matthias Klose pisze:
Artur, some questions:
- many of the packages from your archive are already in karmic:
as source packages which need to be built. Do you have a list of
souce packages which are not yet in karmic, but need to get
Artur, some questions:
- many of the packages from your archive are already in karmic:
as source packages which need to be built. Do you have a list of
souce packages which are not yet in karmic, but need to get
imported from unstable?
- How did you build these packages? We have to
Dnia 2009-10-16, pią o godzinie 09:22 +, Matthias Klose pisze:
Artur, some questions:
- many of the packages from your archive are already in karmic:
as source packages which need to be built. Do you have a list of
souce packages which are not yet in karmic, but need to get
For questions about getting maven2 into karmic, go to Matthias Klose (doko).
Workaround is install maven2 from ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~uninea/+archive/java
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For questions about getting maven2 into karmic, go to Matthias Klose (doko).
Workaround is install maven2 from ppa:
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I use daily maven2, and I agree that a solution should be found
urgently: fix or remove, but decide what to do.
For instance, I keep the old version of plexus
(libplexus-container-default-java_1.0-alpha-9-stable-1-2_all.deb) and all is
working fine.
I haven't understand why this new version of
I use daily maven2, and I agree that a solution should be found
urgently: fix or remove, but decide what to do.
For instance, I keep the old version of plexus
(libplexus-container-default-java_1.0-alpha-9-stable-1-2_all.deb) and all is
working fine.
I haven't understand why this new version of
I agree with comment #37. Also, during the upgrade process from earlier
versions of Ubuntu you must warn people (before they commit to the
upgrade) that maven will no longer work.
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Bug #417164 and Bug #416312 explain why Maven no longer works.
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I was really hoping to get the latest version of maven2 in Karmic as it
might be the last release of maven's 2.x branch (pretty stable now) and
the last chance to include it. Indeed, maven3 is coming and including
maven2 in Karmic+1 will thus be pretty useless. On top of that, this
will lead to
I agree with comment #37. Also, during the upgrade process from earlier
versions of Ubuntu you must warn people (before they commit to the
upgrade) that maven will no longer work.
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I was really hoping to get the latest version of maven2 in Karmic as it
might be the last release of maven's 2.x branch (pretty stable now) and
the last chance to include it. Indeed, maven3 is coming and including
maven2 in Karmic+1 will thus be pretty useless. On top of that, this
will lead to
declining the syncs/merges for ant, commons-httpclient, junit,
libgoogle-collections-java, which would pull in maven2 into main.
I don't mind any other outstanding syncs which would make it easier to build
maven2 in lucid, plus keeping it out of main.
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I'm seeing some less than ideal comments here. Does this all mean that
the release team has given up on Maven working in Karmic?
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If you are not going to sync maven family for Karmic then you MUST
remove the maven2 package from the apt repository entirely.
The only thing worse than a really old version in the repo is a really
old version that doesn't actually work when you install it!
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I stumbled upon this issue last night when trying out Lift / Scala, and
the getting started guide has an example using maven. Installed it,
immediate failure when I tried to run. The program crashes and
described in this and related bugs, because of libraries being out of
sync with maven2.
This
we'll need to build things from source, how about this one:
http://bugs.debian.org/545631 ? needed for the initial bootstrap?
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #545631
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declining the syncs/merges for ant, commons-httpclient, junit,
libgoogle-collections-java, which would pull in maven2 into main.
I don't mind any other outstanding syncs which would make it easier to build
maven2 in lucid, plus keeping it out of main.
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I'm seeing some less than ideal comments here. Does this all mean that
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If you are not going to sync maven family for Karmic then you MUST
remove the maven2 package from the apt repository entirely.
The only thing worse than a really old version in the repo is a really
old version that doesn't actually work when you install it!
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I stumbled upon this issue last night when trying out Lift / Scala, and
the getting started guide has an example using maven. Installed it,
immediate failure when I tried to run. The program crashes and
described in this and related bugs, because of libraries being out of
sync with maven2.
This
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Status: New
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Well put Martin! For a while there I thought everyone had gone nuts. I
know no one wants extra work this close to a release but there are a lot
of people (myself included) who depend on Maven.
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So we have a bit of a problem. I did take a look at this and maven2 now
needs libmaven-clean-plugin-java to build. Unfortunately, the source
for this package (maven-clean-plugin) also build depends on libmaven-
clean-plugin-java, so there is no way to build it without manual
bootstrapping. I'll
Thanks for looking at this Scott :)
I use this package for work, and so does everyone else in my team - it's
integral to our work, so having this not working in Karmic would be
rather frustrating to say the least.
Usually I wouldn't post a message like this, but given the importance of
this
Lamont is working on bootstrapping now.
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What we really need is for someone who is familiar with Maven to assess the
current situation and give us a good plan forward.
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Please updating bug description for packages which are needed to get
into karmic.
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Oh and btw. I have been routinely using the Debian packages in
production on Ubuntu for a while and had no problems whatsoever.
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Maven 2.2.1 from the debian sid/squeeze repo as packaged as 2.2.1-1 at
the moment. See http://packages.debian.org/sid/maven2. I follow the list
pkg-java-maintain...@lists.alioth.debian.org to see what updates are
coming and in update from these repos.
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Oh and Scott. I agree with Martin .. if the package stays as is it is
not usable at all and should actually be removed and people should use
the upstream install instead. That would be a sad state of affairs..
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Right. No one wants to leave it broken, the problem is none of the Ubuntu
devs involved in this conversation use it, so it isn't always clear to us
the path forward.
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Hi,
Also, I tried earlier in the cycle to get the maven package in a good shape,
and this is the mail exchange I had with ttx:
fabrice wrote:
As spoken in irc, I've been trying to get the maven packages in a good
shape. You can see in my ppa (1), the actual status of the 'required'
As a Java developer that uses Maven professionally and develops on
Ubuntu every day I would strongly suggest to upgrade Maven. Otherwise I
would actually remove Maven2 as a package since that would at least
force users to install from the upstream tar and use the latest one
instead of using the
Oh and btw. I have been routinely using the Debian packages in
production on Ubuntu for a while and had no problems whatsoever.
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I hate to repeat things and sound like a screaming lunatic, but this is
the argument for syncing maven NOW instead of AFTER release:
YOU CANNOT RUN THE MAVEN INCLUDED IN KARMIC.
This package is BROKEN. If you do not either sync from debian or revert
libplexus there will be NO use for having a
Putting back as new, so that MOTU Release can check the FFe.
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Wrong: the information requested by the MOTU Release team has not been
provided.
Setting back to incomplete
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Source package name: maven2
Sync version: 2.2.1-1
Sync from: Debian sid experimental
Changelog since current version:
maven2 (2.2.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #542546)
* Update download url for debian/watch and debian/orig-tar.sh
great! perhaps we can get this 'wishlist' item added then :)
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The new version of libplexus is not compatable with Maven 2.0.9, so
Maven does not work at all. This is a blocker bug, not a wishlist item.
Please change.
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[FFe] Sync libmaven packages from Debian unstable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/427539
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@Alvin,
we are testing maven 2.2.1 from Debian unstable. You did test on 2.0.9. which
is already in karmic. But OK, soon I'll forward packages to my-ppa and you'll
can test maven 2.2.1 with rdepends.
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[FFe] Sync libmaven packages from Debian unstable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/427539
I meant that the Maven that is currently in Karmic (2.0.9) does is
completely broken (does not work at all with the synced version of
libplexus). In this case Maven must be synced with libplexus in order
for Maven to work. Since libplexus has already been synced, syncing the
Maven package is no
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