Versions: Java 1.8
maven 3.5.0
frontend-maven-plugin 1.6
maven-bundle-plugin 2.5.3
I'm using frontend-maven-plugin to get webpack to put a webpack'd
version of a react.js frontend into target/classes/bundle.js
However, maven-bundle-plugin by default doesn't pick up stuff from
target/classes but only from src/main/resources.
Is there a way to make maven-bundle-plugin pick up resources from
target/classes instead? (like the maven-jar-plugin does)
I've googled and found this, but it didn't seem to have any effect (one
google match was a stackoverflow post from 2012)[1]:
<Include-Resources>{maven-resources}</Include-Resources>
I've tried this as well, as a shot in the dark, didn't have any effect
either:
<Include-Resource>{maven-resources}</Include-Resource>
Explicitly including stuff from target/classes both with destination
name and source name[2] doesn't look like something I would like to do.
It doesn't scale, especially if I get a lot of static resources, such as
images.
A hack would be to have webpack drop the bundle.js into
src/main/resources/ and then .gitignore the generated files... but
that's not something I would like to do (but at least I wouldn't have to
specify the resources individually).
Thanks!
- Steinar
References:
[1]
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8946254/maven-including-unfiltered-resource-file-in-jar-rather-than-what-is-in-target-cl>
[2]
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37403993/how-to-include-resource-file-into-osgi-bundle-from-jar-dependency-with-bnd-maven>
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