Hi Brett,
> the JAR i want to do a "mvn deploy site", and the WAR and EAR modules
> just a "mvn install".
Jenkins lets you write whatever shell you want. So why not a shell script
like:
# at top level
mvn install
# deploy the JAR only
(cd myJarModule && mvn deploy site)
Would that work for you?
-Curtis
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 3:23 PM, vincentx <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a Git repository which is an application consisting of an EAR, WAR,
> and JAR project. Each project has it's own pom.xml and then we have an
> application level pom which just references the 3 modules. Our Jenkins job
> will clone the git repository and use the high level pom to build the 3
> artifacts in the application. However, each module will have different
> goals, mainly, the JAR i want to do a "mvn deploy site", and the WAR and
> EAR
> modules just a "mvn install". Since Jenkins only cares about the parent
> pom
> is there a way to specify in that pom what goals I want run on each module?
> Or is there something I have to do in the module pom files? Any help or
> suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!
>
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