This is not generally a good idea, as pointed out by Brandon, to p ut
generated things under src/. The basic contract, I think,is that src/
is immutable and never written to by maven: everything is put in build
directory;
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On 10/25/07, Brandon Enochs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where should plugins place generated test sources?
Choose an arbitrary named directory under
${project.build.directory, (${project.build.directory/generated/myplugin
for example), put tests there and then add this directory to
why are you generating tests?
On Friday 26 October 2007 08:52, Brandon Enochs wrote:
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I would use src/test/generated-source. But as Tomasz mentioned you have to
add that folder to compileSourceRoot. (The antrun plugin will let you do
that.) You can only add one folder to compileSourceRoot as I remember.
On 10/25/07, Brandon Enochs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where should plugins
Michael McCallum wrote:
why are you generating tests?
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Lee Meador wrote:
I would use src/test/generated-source. But as Tomasz mentioned you have to
add that folder to compileSourceRoot. (The antrun plugin will let you do
that.) You can only add one folder to compileSourceRoot as I remember.
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