Maven 3 with newest Checkstyle

Hello, I'm using Maven 3.2.5 and I would like to use the Checkstyle plugin in the newest version (6.3). The default installation is 5.8, so how can I add the 6.3 version of the plugin at my pom.xml and use it on the check goal at the validate phase? Thanks a lot Phil --

Question about next maven-fluido-skin release

Hi. We are prototyping following combination for our web site generation: * maven-site-plugin 3.4 * doxia-module-markdown 1.6 * maven-fluido-skin 1.3.1 According to fluido documentation it has nice source code prettify feature with line numbers. Alas, I didn't get it to work. Then I found this bu

Re: Maven 3 with newest Checkstyle 6.3

Thanks I have read these instructions, but check style uses the sun_checks.xml I have add to my build section: org.apache.maven.plugins maven-checkstyle-plugin 2.14 com.puppycrawl.tools

Re: Maven 3 with newest Checkstyle 6.3

Hi, apply http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-checkstyle-plugin/usage.html#Checking_for_Violations_as_Part_of_the_Build and http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-checkstyle-plugin/examples/upgrading-checkstyle.html Vincent 2015-02-13 21:28 GMT+01:00 Philipp Kraus : > Hello, > > I'm using Mav

Maven 3 with newest Checkstyle 6.3

Hello, I'm using Maven 3.2.5 and I would like to use the Checkstyle plugin in the newest version (6.3). The default installation is 5.8, so how can I add the 6.3 version of the plugin at my pom.xml and use it on the check goal at the validate phase? I don’t found the correct pom entries to do t

Re: Dependency conflict resolution

Provide a sample project with what you expect as the result for a given project. The dependency plugin does its own weird resolution and M2Eclipse also has its own resolver (which is closer to what Maven actually does vs the dependency plugin) and I don't really want to think about your descript

Dependency conflict resolution

Hello everyone I thought I knew how maven did dependency conflict resolution: always go with the version that's closest to the base pom However, it seems that is not the case. Here is my scenario I have a pom of packaging=pom, call it A, which is the base where I execute maven. So this is my

Re: Cleaning source code repositories

Hi Curtis, Thank you very much for your thoughtful reply. I'll review your links... very curious Thanks, Viktor --- Sent on go > On 13/2/2015, at 17:33, Curtis Rueden wrote: > > Hi Viktor, > > > Do you actually consider this situation as a problem or is it just a > > perfectionist talking to

Re: Cleaning source code repositories

Hi Viktor, > Do you actually consider this situation as a problem or is it just a > perfectionist talking to me? ;-) I would say it is a very real challenge of managing projects with many components. > how would you approach determining those, which are required for final > deliveries, and those

Cleaning source code repositories

Good day, I wonder if this community can provide some hints on handling the following. At a few last projects I was asked to set (or clean) automated builds up, so they can get (at least) deployable software package(s) after code changes in a minimum time. Starting from the final desirable result