Just add them to the root directory then.
I would put design docs in /src/site/resources
Installer cfg files. This sounds like you need a root project, then module,
and an assembly:
[root]
|-->/src/main/resources/[cfg files]
|-->/src/assembly/assemble.xml
|-->core-module
|-->/src/main/**
|-->pom.xml
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On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:
> My project has a lot of files that are used for the build or during design,
> but shouldn't end up in the target directory. For example, we have a
> directory named /design_docs, installer config files, icons used by the
> installer, code formatting standards, etc. Some of these files are
> referenced during the build, others are just internal documentation.
>
> Where do these files belong in a proper Maven directory structure?
>
> I've put them in src/test/resources, but I don't think they belong there.
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