The maven team is pleased to announce the Maven Cruise Control Plugin 1.7 
release! 

http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/cruisecontrol/

A plugin to work with Cruise Control. Plugin can generate a Cruise Control 
configuration from the POM, start the CruiseControl server, and when included 
as a report provide a link to the build results. 

Changes in this version include:

  New Features:

o Remove use of deprecated maven.scm.svn.module property 
o Add a Jabber publisher and configuration. Issue: MPCRUISECONTROL-23. Thanks 
  to Philip Dodds. 
o Add ability to publish only on success. Issue: MPCRUISECONTROL-23. Thanks 
  to Philip Dodds. 
o Added new cruisecontrol:configure-wargoal that generates a configured 
  CruiseControl webapp WAR. 
o Added a new maven.cruisecontrol.logs.patternproperty to specify the report 
  files that will be merged by CC. Defaults to *.xml. 
o Added a new cruisecontrol:install-localgoal to install the generated CC 
  config to a target location on the same machine (it uses a file copy). In 
  the future we could provide other installation mechanisms like ssh, scp, 
  etc. 

  Fixed bugs:

o Fixed default property values for maven.cruisecontrol.mail.xlsdirand 
  maven.cruisecontrol.mail.cssso that the plugin works by default with the 
  latest CC version (2.2.1). 
o Fix order in which the CruiseControl's <project>elements are 
  generated. They must be in the order of the less dependent project first. 
  Issue: MPCRUISECONTROL-19. 

  Changes:

o Removed all dependencies on the SCM module and instead replace all 
  occurrences with ${pom.artifactId}. 
o Use the same default value for the 
  maven.cruisecontrol.mail.buildresultsurlproperty than the one for 
  maven.cruisecontrol.buildresults.url. 
o Modified default value of maven.cruisecontrol.logs.mergedirectoryso that CC 
  can aggregate JUnit test reports both for single project and multiproject 
  setups. 
o Compute automatically the merge directory automatically (the value of 
  maven.cruisecontrol.logs.mergedirectoryif not specified by the user. The 
  computation uses the maven.build.dirproperty to guess the output directory 
  for JUnit test results. 
o Changed the default build status file name to be status.txtwhich is the 
  default value expected by the CC Webapp. 
o New maven.cruisecontrol.work.dirproperty that specifies what CC work 
  directory to use for the project. Default values of 
  maven.cruisecontrol.checkout.dirand maven.cruisecontrol.logs.dirhave been 
  modified to be relative to it.  

To automatically install the plugin, type the following on a single line:

maven plugin:download 
  -DgroupId=maven 
  -DartifactId=maven-cruisecontrol-plugin
  -Dversion=1.7

For a manual installation, you can download the plugin here:
http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/java-repository/maven/plugins/maven-cruisecontrol-plugin-1.7.jar
         

Have fun!
-The maven team
      

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