That'll work, but it's a bit dodgy on the other peron's behalf - and if they
decide to start depending on that its going to break everywhere.

The problem is that the project.xml file is shared between plugin build-time
and plugin run-time. Extending another parent if useful for build-time, but
not run-time when it is not present.

However, Maven shouldn't be following any <extend/> link in the plugin at
run-time. 

Perhaps if you run maven -e and show the FileNotFoundException stack trace
we could find out where it is occurring, although it would be easier to grep
for the use of plugin-parent :)

I'm guessing it's in maven.xml or plugin.jelly inside the plugin.

Cheers,
Brett

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joe Germuska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Thursday, 27 May 2004 1:38 PM
> To: Maven Users List
> Subject: RE: plugin-parent error with 1.0rc3
> 
> 
> At 12:41 PM +1000 5/27/04, Brett Porter wrote:
> >Sounds like a bug in that plugin somewhere... Where is 
> >plugin-parent-1.0 referred to in the other developers plugin?
> 
> I'll check further into that; I've only written one plugin myself, a 
> while ago, and at the time, I don't think plugin-parent had been 
> introduced. Then when I found that in JIRA, I didn't spend as long as 
> perhaps I should have trying to figure out what's going on with with 
> this local plugin because that sounded like a more global problem.
> 
> He seems to be extending a slightly modified copy of a plugin-parent 
> project.xml, probably coping from maven-plugins in CVS.  I'm not 
> quite following the process that causes his plugin to look for 
> plugin-parent.
> 
> I fiddled around a bit and took the suggestion from MAVEN-1262 of 
> putting "<project />" in a plugin.jelly file in plugin-parent, and I 
> think I've got things kind of working.  At least, I'm not getting 
> that error any more.
> 
> Thanks
>       Joe
> 
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