This is definitely a bug.
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From: "Vincent Massol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 03/19/2003 11:03PM
Subject: Private goals?
Hi,
It seems doing a "maven -g" nows lists *all* goals, even those that do
not have a description. Thus my question is: how do you make a goal
private (i.e. not visible by the end user)?
For example, typing "maven -g" get the following for the cactus plugin:
[cactus] ( NO DEFAULT GOAL )
compile .................... Compile Cactus tests
generate ................... Generate HTML report
init ....................... null
merge-webxml ............... null
single ..................... Execute a single test defined using the '
mavencactustestcase' variable
test ....................... Execute all testcases
test-init .................. null
test-swing ................. Start the tests using the swing runner
test-text .................. Start the tests using the text runner
test-text-single ........... Start the tests using the text runner
webapp ..................... Create the Cactus webapp
webapp-update .............. null
BTW, "null" is not a very nice description... ;-)
Thanks
-Vincent
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