I just submitted http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-5511 for this...
On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 11:29 AM, David Hay david@enstratius.com wrote:
Can anyone confirm whether this is supported or not?
Happy to file ticket if someone can confirm...
thanks!
On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 2:35 AM
currently some activity around this plugin
and I suppose this could be fixed in the go.
My 2 cents.
Le 29 août 2013 22:22, David Hay david@enstratius.com a écrit :
hi Wayne,
Yes, I can create a symlink pointing ../lib/tools.jar to
../Classes/classes.jar which works.
However
Hi,
I am trying to use the mojo cobertura plugin in our project, and it won't
run on my Mac as the tools jar is in the wrong place.
The plugin depends on cobertura, which defines the following property in
the mac profile:
profile
idOSXProfile/id
activation
os
hi Wayne,
Yes, I can create a symlink pointing ../lib/tools.jar to
../Classes/classes.jar which works.
However, it requires all of our devs to add such a symlink and is very
inconvenient.
Seems to me that maven should allow us to override it in the pom, but I'm
struggling to figure out if it
Douglass wrote:
David,
We've had cobertura reporting working for quite some time. My pom is very
similar except we don't have the phase element.
Note that we're still using version 2.0-SNAPSHOT. Maybe that's a clue?
Doug
On 6/9/06, David Hay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
Hello,
I've been trying to get the cobertura plugin running on our project, but
I'm having the same problems Daun DeFrance was having (March 28:
Continued Cobertura Plugin Issues). That is, if I run the site goal
after the clean goal, I end up with a report that shows 0% test
coverage for every
I haven't seen this question addressed in the past. What I'd like to do is
filter a properties file I have and place the timestamp of when the build
occurred. That is, in src/main/resources, I would like to have a properties
file with a line like:
buildTime=${project.buildTime}
and have it
