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Get rid of pmd, checkstyle and cobertura until you need it.
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Is that supported by the plugin and if so, how?
The plugin requires rpmbuild in order to function.
Is rpmbuild on the path?
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K.
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likely the server requires SNI, which
doesn't seem to work with the httpclient wagon.
We use the lightweight http wagon instead, which works with SSL+SNI.
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you want to treat this set of tests as integration tests, and then
run them as required, rather than on every build.
Any way to make these files smaller?
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You mean like a mailing list? :)
Google does a way better job than any forum search function, and that’s the
only meaningful feature in most forum software. Whenever I see a forum I
generally ask “why not just a mailing list”?
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if it is a snapshot and another predictable value when it is a release. Does
anything like this exist?
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this could be referred to from a
maven variable?
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is a release, the property is one value, while if the artefact is a
snapshot, the property is another. The project.version property comes achingly
close, but won't work for me because it will change on every release.
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that at its core, this is
what it really is.
Big +1.
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choose to ignore standards, you put the quality level of central at risk.
Snapshots and releases are a fundamental part of maven, the maven system
doesn't work without it. It is entirely right that central should block
projects that refuse to follow the rules.
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of the
executable is. In our ci environment maven is also called mvn3, and it just
works.
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and then symlinked /usr/bin/mvn3 to ${MAVEN_HOME}/bin/mvn, and that worked for
us.
This seems to be a general maven problem, not a release plugin problem.
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appear. With no visible difference between a
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feed a custom version number into the release plugin to
represent your release, but this starts to smell like that's what a snapshot
is for.
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jars and prompt for the PGP pass phrase?
The perform might require a special build environment, or you might perform
many different releases (example unix, windows) from the same prepared source.
If prepare and perform were welded together, this would become impossible.
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mechanisms.
This isn't a problem that I can see, ideally maven should support all of them,
but it is good enough that maven should support just one.
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too time consuming and
error prone.
Modern OSes come with the ability to install and roll back software atomically,
extending that to configuration is a logical next step. The configuration may
be general, or it may be specific to a given environment, either is possible.
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a maven plugin able to create Debian
packages, but the principle is the same.
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the investor want you to use the standards already laid down by maven, I
don't want you reinventing the wheel, and I don't want you to waste my money
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is that the properties in the pom and the properties published to the
site are always in sync, even after the current crop of architects have moved
on from the project. If you have to add a property in two steps, there is no
way the project will stay in sync.
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As you can see, no red colour, so we have no idea what lines you are referring
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independent people and organisations with no
guarantees of anything, then pinning the version numbers is the only sane thing
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came from.
You don't want to rely on someone else's system that may or may not be
available at a future date, and suddenly you're panicking because your code no
longer builds.
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intended to be run manually, and not part of an automated build?
The documentation for the plugin doesn't really address this question.
In theory, any plugin target can be executed as part of an automated build, the
release plugin is no different.
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, repeatability, and code
longevity, and this is a very good thing.
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that seems to need a hack, picture yourself in six
months time, arms crossed glaring at yourself today, going you could have
fixed it and didn't, and now look at how I am suffering
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(from their dependency on B) because scope compile 'contains' scope
test. But Maven 2.2.1 does not work that way :-).
Is there any way to force my projects to use the D scope from project B
instead of the one from its parent (project A) ?
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have dependencyManagement declared for D
stating test as default scope (and version).
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Hello,
I have a problem with my dependency pattern and I am not sure that maven
behaves correctly in this case.
Here
is dependency B? If it's in test scope, than its
dependencies will be in test scope, too.
It would be much easier if you could show the POMs.
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Hello,
I have a problem with my dependency pattern
. The client would say to
the cluster, dear cluster, please calculate this for me, using version x.y.z
of model Z, and the cluster would download the code it needed where necessary.
We no longer needed to upgrade or downgrade code, the cluster just did the
right thing automatically.
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following configuration option in the configuration for the
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configuration
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Hi folks,
I've just come across what seems to be some very strange behaviour in Maven.
I'll try to explain as best I can the situation but it's a bit involved. So,
I started out with this set up working which was working perfectly:
maven 3.0.2 installed in d:\development\maven
maven projects
USERPROFILE=C:\Users\Graham Smith
HOMEDRIVE=C:
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Exactly as I would expect. I'm running Win 7 btw.
D:\Development\NetBeansProjects\core
On 11 April 2011 19:47, Wayne Fay wayne...@gmail.com wrote:
Today I decided to re-home my Documents folder onto the company NAS
Thanks for your help, I think I've figured out what the problem is.
I omitted to mention that I also re-homed my Desktop folder at the same time
I re-homed my documents folder as I didn't think it was relevant.
It would appear that there is a bug in the JVM that has been around for 6+
years now.
,
fail if not.
- Sets the version number of the pom to match the revision number in
scm, taking out the SNAPSHOT.
- Runs the build.
- Runs the tests.
- Runs mvn site
- Runs mvn deploy and mvn site-deploy
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platform by about an
order of magnitude.
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exhibits a new
bug, because the magic version of some nameless jar is suddenly
different, but it's completely impossible to tell they are different,
you risk losing the will to live.
Please, don't do it.
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this problem.
Maven is not ant.
I've looked at pages and pages of POM files, trying to learn things.
And my conclusion is that Maven was _fundamentally flawed_ in
choosing XML as its base.
They had to choose something, and the world didn't need another custom
syntax.
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the way they're put together.
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dependencies correctly. Maven only does this however if
you've asked it to.
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of SNAPSHOTs, and that your code is checked in cleanly.
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pages are under src/site/apt).
If you need help editing/building/submitting a patch, come join us on
the dev list and ask.
(Graham, would you be okay with having your post adapted for the
website, should someone have the time and energy to work on it?)
Definitely.
I think some key points maven
.
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. In other words, if maven wants you to name
a file a certain way, or look for a file in a certain directory, stick
to the defaults. If you do, most stuff should just work without any
modification.
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- maven-rpm-plugin ignored
the flag and tried to use timestamps anyway.
Going back version by version through maven-rpm-plugin showed that
v2.0-beta-4 was the last version of the RPM plugin that worked, I've
raised the problem as http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MRPM-70.
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in the
distributionManagement section, which makes no sense to me at all. I
just want to switch it off for the project, not for the repository it
will be uploaded to.
Does anyone know how this feature is switched off?
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other way to provide this configuration
from outside the maven assembly plugin?
Many thanks for any help.
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Hi Graham,
The extension for the assembly is configured with the format element of
the assembly
: ext
I searched for examples, but can't find anything that clearly
describes what I'm trying to do. Any pointers or ideas on how to
fix/do this would be greatly appreciated.
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Twice I've tried to build a small maven persistence app in netbeans 6.7.
Each time maven takes over and starts downloading pom files at a
ridiculously slow rate (i.e. 2k file in 5 minutes). It takes an hour and 43
minutes to download all the pom files. I have a fast connection. If the
other end
Hello,
I'm working on a Maven Reporting plugin that depends on a set of binaries to do
its work, but I haven't been able to find a way to package those binaries with
my plugin, and extract them for use at runtime. Ideally, I'd like to store the
binaries and some associated configuration files,
combined into a
single tree.
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maven steers you away from. Taking the effort to set up a private repo
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Graham Leggett wrote:
The core reason is that it's virtually guaranteed that someone else, on
a different machine, will want to build you code, and if the jars are on
a shared repository (public or private, maven does care), then this is
trivial and automatic.
you == your
does == doesn't
have been introduced or that should be allowed for.
Having said that, it makes no sense to have the release plugin care
about LATEST, because by definition, building against LATEST isn't
repeatable, and in order for there to be a release, you need the build
to be repeatable.
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Todd Thiessen wrote:
So if I understand remote tagging correctly, this means that a tag is taken
off the trunk, not the working copy.
You can't (to my knowledge) tag a working copy, that doesn't make any
sense. Can you clarify?
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it, it is simply a shorthand
way of saying add followed by commit of a single file. The docs
don't clarify whether any history is kept, or whether any requirement
exists for the WC file to be checked in or up to date first.
A tag without history isn't a tag.
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Todd Thiessen wrote:
Not according to svn.
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch04s06.html
That's the docs for tags, which part of those docs are you referring to
specifically?
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Trying to make a release from such a snapshot is a fundamental
contradiction in terms in the maven world, and very bad practice.
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side.
In this case, the cert is signed by the CA directly, the full chain is
just two certs long.
Trying the same config under Linux works fine, with the same certs,
project and site.
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Hi all.
Using the ant-run plugin, you can get properties, like this:
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What I'd like to do it to get access to the same classpath entries but from
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Ideally, I'd like to use
Hi All.
I am attempting to build a zip file of all listed dependencies of a project.
I am sucessfully creating the zip file with all deps included in it.
However, I need to strip the version numbers from the jar files.
This is the assembly file, it is packaged as a jar file.
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Chris Graham wrote:
Hi All.
I am attempting to build a zip file of all listed dependencies of a
project.
I am sucessfully creating the zip file with all deps included in it.
However, I need to strip the version numbers from the jar files
it is to tell
where a bug might lie. Spin off the stable stuff into their own release
cycles, and your troubleshooting problems will become significantly
less, as a problem will most likely be caused by a smaller subset of
newly released code.
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in messing around with ant.
I don't see how that will help you focus on development.
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happening in A,
that sounds like a classic circular dependency problem, which is broken
regardless of what build strategy you use.
Can you describe in more detail what problem you are trying solve?
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Save yourself the pain and the suffering: don't do it.
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fiddle with the version number
with a rolled up newspaper.
Computers are repeatable, humans are not.
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will be released and versioned
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easier, and that happens when you make disciplined development the
path of least resistance.
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release:rollback allows you to reinstate the original pom files and
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is a scripting language, but maven is a butler. If given
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timezone handling, and people were resistant to fixing it.
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other than your own.
Being the maven guy also works very well, especially if you are also
the continuous integration guy, and the CI server is the second
machine above.
In many cases resistance to change comes about simply because people are
too busy to stop and sharpen the saw.
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the command mvn release:prepare
release:perform, sit back, and show them what has been achieved. Show
them the tag in source control, show them the artifact in the
repository, show them the documentation.
The release plugin sells maven, IMHO.
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