Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 30-01-2006 22:22:47:

> On 1/30/06, David Sag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > so my questions:
> > 1) could someone with a working (with maven 2.0.2) cobertura plugin 
please
> > send it to me with the correct pom.xml - jason z only sent me the 
compiled
> > plugin without any pom.xml so it is entirely possible this is a big 
part
> > of my problem.
> 
> 
> I'll deploy a snapshot, so you can follow the instructions on the maven
> website to use it.
> 

Okay that would be great.  Will you announce it to this list when you do 
please?  I'll focus on something else until that point.

> 2) why would [mvn install site] fail, but separate [mvn install] 
followed by
> > [mvn site] work okay?  (once i have removed cobertura from the 
reporting)
> 
> 
> I'm not sure on this one. Would need to boil it down to something simple 
and
> reproducible to look at it I think.
> 

shall i raise a Jira issue?  Unfortunately I can't supply the pom.xml and 
code I am using as it's internal to the EPO.

> 3) if the site phase is not supposed to trigger the compile and other 
phases
> > then why would it be doing so, with or without the presence of 
thecobertura
> > plugin?
> 
> 
> I suspect one of the other plugins is doing this (eg surefire-report?)
> 

hmm.  there's nothing non-standard about the way I generate my surefire 
report so this is a bit of a mystery.

> All this used to work fine using maven 2.0, and i was supposed to demo 
this
> > last friday so you can imagine my frustration.
> 
> 
> Sure, sorry about that.
> 
> Any idea when the fixed cobertura plugin will be released properly? It's
> > really not very acceptable to update the core maven project and then 
expect
> > that we'll know to go build some plugins from source because they have 
been
> > broken by the upgrade.  I would prefer to see more comprehensive 
testing
> > followed by simultanious release of a new core with new plugins and 
some
> > mention in the release notes of any gotchas.  As it is I am fighting 
an
> > uphill battle to be able to recommend use of maven 2 for production 
systems
> > as I have not been able to demonstrate that it is in fact stable for 
even
> > pilot-project use.
> 
> 
> Ok, you have to understand - the cobertura plugin has not ever been
> released. Please don't generalise the situation. Simultaneous releases
> should never be required as updates shouldn't break old released plugins
> using documented and finalised APIs.
> 

so you are telling me I have stumbled upon a very isolated case of the new 
release breaking a a plugin. Okay I can accept that.  For now I will just 
have to make do without my lovely cobertura reports.  Please let us know 
when you do deploy a snapshot of the working cobertura plugin however, as 
it really is a critical part of my project.

dave

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