Personally, I have done this with a Parent POM. Every corporate project must
directly, or indirectly, inherit a Corporate Parent POM. This is generally
useful because you can define common properties that Maven can leverage, even
for local builds. For example, one can declare properties for y
It’s not what you where asking, but many rules can and should be put into a
common parent - helps with local builds as well.
Maven enforcer can use rules on the command line it seems:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/MENFORCER-142
Besides that some static analysis wi
Hello,
Is it possible to enforce a set of rules defined outside the pom.xml being
built (i.e. not defined in the current pom or in a parent pom)?
Ideally, I would like to define maven-enforcer-plugin rules in an external
pom.xml and evaluate them over the pom.xml being build in order to not
force
As Anthony said as you have a chicken-egg problem and you need to break the
cycle somehow.
To cut the loop I would eventually either:
Solution 1: split the projects into:
1. the library itself without tests
2. the test library, depending on the lib
3. the library tests depending on both
Dear team,
I am re running failed TC using IRetryAnalyzer.
If i have 3 TC . 1st pass 2nd fail..retried.again fail.
so run count is 3 , pass=1,fail =1 , skip =1. Its correct.
now i want to remove skip count from report so i have written code at
OnFinish method [see attachmen] to remove skip cou
Hello,
We use Maven release plugin with Jazz repository for automated release. While
performing deliver operation below command is used.
"scm deliver --repository-uri --username --password *
--source --target --overwrite-uncommitted"
Internally we have configured commit rules in our r
So I wrote a blog post on how we use the Maven Release Plugin with Jenkins
to do Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment in the DevOptics team
of CloudBees.
If you are interested it's at:
https://www.cloudbees.com/blog/apache-maven-continuous-deliverydeployment-devoptics-teams-approach
The
