, especially since it's an API/spec. How do we find
out who's maintaining the maven metadata for this? (no contributor/
developer tags that I could find.)
cheers,
Christian Edward Gruber
christianedwardgru...@gmail.com
http://www.geekinasuit.com
Hey all,
I'll be giving a presentation at Agile2008 next week called:
Maven and Continuum - an infrastructure for reducing cycle-time in
Agile and Lean development. I wanted to drop the basic outline here
and make sure there isn't anything that absolutely must be talked
about.
Hey,
I was looking for examples of the following, or instructions. I
have a plugin (maven-flex2-plugin) that really should be called (maven-
flex-plugin), since it can run flex2 or flex3. I'd like to rename the
artifactId, but somehow have the original there redirecting to the new
If the company superpom is not in a repository that your continuum
server or the user under which that server runs (via settings.xml)
knows about, then it will not find it. One solution is to import the
superpom separately and build it within continuum, because then it
will be in the
No, but I will be submitting a talk about build systems (using Maven2
as the implementation) and their effect on architecture and process
change efforts at Agile2008.
regards,
Christian.
On 6-Feb-08, at 09:30 , Jim Bethancourt wrote:
Hi everyone,
I found out last week that my presentation
workspace polluted with unnecessary files.
Patrick
-Original Message-
From: Christian Edward Gruber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 9:37am
To: continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Subject: Re: Recursive maven projects
Part of the problem, of course, is that this is delegated
Typically, one would have branches have a different version. For
example, trunk would be on 2.0-SNAPSHOT, but the 1.x branch would be
on 1.2-SNAPSHOT. A lot of this depends on one's branching strategy.
If you use branches for teams or experimental features, then I would
build a branch
Hi,
I've unzipped beta4, run it, and it asks to create the admin
user. I do that, and it goes to what seems like it should be system
configuration, but it requires login. I then attempt to login as
admin (which was just created) and for a minute it looks like it was
about to
Complex projects with lots of external dependencies, particularly
dependencies on external snapshot versions of code.
Also, we run a nightly integration test against external systems (we
only run Unit tests on the normal non-forced build, or they'd take too
long), and changes in the underlying
Yes. Happened after Rahul's notification re-work.
Jesse McConnell wrote:
This was on trunk, correct?
rahul, this might be an issue in the notifier actions
jesse
On 11/7/06, Emmanuel Hugonnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have edited my build definition since I have to pass some
Hmm. It would probably be wise to fetch the logo upon configuration
change, and drop it in the local database, then serve it from the db
(cached in memory after first load, of course). It's only one image,
and I think having it locally available might be useful.
regards,
Christian.
P.S. There
What I did is create a user on the continuum machine (call it builder
for kicks), and an identical name on the SVN server (CVS would work this
way as well). I made sure the [EMAIL PROTECTED] can ssh via
certificates without passphrases to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s account. Then I have
builder own the
Yeah. There's a ticket in the maven JIRA about it, proposing that
${parentSCMUrl}/${modulePath} be used instead of
${parentSCMUrl}/${artifactId}. No notion of whether it will be actually
accepted and implemented.
The proper workaround is to explicitly define SCM urls in each child
project, as I
Anoop kumar V wrote:
I was wondering if Continuum offers a way of automated rollback of a
failed
build? This would be a very high priority requirement when using
Continuum
on production systems, where in the event of a build failure, the
continuous
integration tool would just revert back to
Brad Harper wrote:
Hello:
I've attempted to set the company logo field in the configuration
of Continuum, without success.
Is there a specific location where the image file should be placed?
Brad
It's a url, if I'm not mistaken.
regards,
Christian.
Brad Harper wrote:
That did it. Thank you.
Brad
No problem.
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Jesse McConnell wrote:
well first off, you shouldn't need the SCM sections in the child poms,
maven uses the name of the module in the parent pom to determine how
to check out the children
Does it use the module name, or the artifactId? It used to append the
artifactId on the end, which
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