Brett,
I don't checkout plugins in plugins/trunk directory.
I have this structure :
- maven-1
- core
- jelly-tags
- plugins
- plugins-sandbox
I'll update my directory structure.
If you want to use "trunk" in directory structure, I think that is necessary
to add a note on the site for define the directory structure for the
checkout :
- maven-1
- core
- trunk
- jelly-tags
- trunk
- plugins
- trunk
- plugins-sandbox
- trunk
Is it a good idea to use "trunk" in directory structure?
I don't think.
When we'll branch a module, we'll have maven-1/core/branch/... and it will
be difficult to obtain a good project properties for all users checkout.
Generally, I use a structure like this :
- maven-1
- core
- jelly-tags
- plugins
- plugins-sandbox
- maven-1_BranchInformation
- core
- jelly-tags
- plugins
- plugins-sandbox
With this structure, the build will work with all checkout for all branches.
Emmanuel
> maven.bootstrap.plugins =
clean/**,jar/**,java/**,license/**,plugin/**,test/**
> maven.bootstrap.reactor =
clean/project.xml,jar/project.xml,java/project.xml,license/project.xml,plugi
n/project.xml
> -maven.plugins.directory = ${basedir}/../maven-plugins
> +maven.plugins.directory = ${basedir}/../../plugins/trunk
> maven.plugins.includes = */project.xml
> # Touchstone is not built into Maven any more
> #maven.plugins.excludes =
examples/**,touchstone/**,touchstone-partner/**,plugin-parent/**
> @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@
> maven.plugins.profile = plugin-profile.xml
>
> maven.get.jars.baseUrl = http://www.ibiblio.org/maven
> -maven.bootstrap.dir = ${basedir}/bootstrap
> +maven.bootstrap.dir = ${basedir}/target/bootstrap
>
>
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
----
> # bootstrap is offline or online - online by default . Pass this property
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