Hoss, Thanks for your reply, including the suggestions. I think I've cleared up some of the problems I had importing solr into intellij, so I am back working with ant (rather than getting twisted up in maven). Cheers,
Sean hossman wrote: > > : Hi all, > : I had an error message on several recent nightly builds. The error > for me > : arose with: > : ant generate-maven-artifacts > : > : It seems the answer for my problem was simply creating the (missing) > : folder "./site" in the base of the solr code folder. Should that be put > into > > thatnks for letting us know about this. for future refrence: pasting the > exact eror (with the last few lines of log output) would have been helpful > to track this down so we could know exactly which target has the problem > so we could figure out the best fix (generate-maven-artifacts depends on a > lot of other things and site isn't included in the releases because it's > copied into docs -- i've commited a differnet fix) > > FYI: generate-maven-artifacts is *not* intended for normal users to run -- > it's responsible for publishing the maven artifacts out. > > : FWIW: I am trying the maven artifacts because I can't quite get > Intellij > : IDEA to import or checkout the code in a clean/simple way and I _think_ > IDEA > : handles maven projects a bit easier. > > maven snapshot artifacts are already published by the nightly build > process, so you should be able to just use those... > > http://people.apache.org/maven-snapshot-repository/org/apache/solr/ > > > > -Hoss > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Solr-Nightly%3A-build-failed----site-not-found-%28missing-dir-for-maven-%29-tp25530623p25754746.html Sent from the Solr - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
