It's not quite there yet. Unfortunately, you cannot run the tc-maven-plugin until I launch the jruby plugin... at that point, yes, you'll need to install the plugin from /buildsystems/maven (I'll launch it this weekend). After that, it's something that can be deployed to the TC repo, so no manuall installation required after that.
On a more general note - the tcbuild plugin is only used for running integration tests... when i get the "mvn test" stuff working and checked in, each project will compile/unit test via their respective JDKs (no more profile-based compilation). The tcbuild is the 2nd-to-last piece of the puzzle, next to project packaging/assembly. Eric On 6/1/07, Eugene Kuleshov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My guess is that you'll need to run "mvn install" from \buildsystems\maven\ Eelco and others, command "tcbuild clean check_short jdk=1.5" is compiling everything and runs some subset of tests that runs quick enough, so it is handy to use before committing stuff. What tests to include is decided based on content of <project>/tests.<test type>.lists.short files. regards, Eugene Steven Harris wrote: > simpler question. When I try to do a mvn clean I get > > The plugin 'org.terracotta.maven.plugins:tcbuild-maven-plugin' does > not exist or no valid version could be found > > how do I fix that > > Cheers, > Steven Harris _______________________________________________ tc-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.terracotta.org/mailman/listinfo/tc-dev
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