Hallooo! Thanks for your input. This did solve my issue!
kind ragards op Nick Stolwijk schrieb:
I guess that at one time during release:prepare the clean phase is executed, which causes the target directory to be deleted. (Including your working copy information i.e. .svn directory) In my experience it is better to exclude the target directory from version control, as it is a working copy local directory. So remove your target directory and put a svn:ignore property on the directory in which the target directory is created. Also files like .classpath and .project (for eclipse users) are candidates for exclusion because they are often workspace specific.Root <- svn:ignore here -pom.xml -module1 <- svn:ignore here -pom.xml -src -main -java -test -java -target -module2 <- svn:ignore here -pom.xml -src -main -java -test -java -target -target Hth, Nick Stolwijk--------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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