Wasn't it already deprecated in a previous release of 2.0.x anyway?
On 22/05/2009, at 12:51 PM, John Casey wrote:
Sounds good to me. If we remove it from the default lifecycle
mapping, people could always add it back in...at least then they'd
definitely know if they need it. :-)
Having said that, I'd be *very* surprised if anyone is actually
using the plugin registry...
-john
Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
Hi,
Remove invocation of maven-plugin-plugin:updatePluginRegistry from
default lifecycle bindings
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Key: MNG-4169
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4169
Project: Maven 2
Issue Type: Task
Components: Plugins and Lifecycle
Reporter: Benjamin Bentmann
Priority: Minor
The plugin registry will be removed from 3.x (plugin versions
should be locked down in the POM for machine-independent builds).
A user visible consequence of this is that the goal {{maven-plugin-
plugin:updatePluginRegistry}} will no longer be called
automatically for projects with packaging {{maven-plugin}}.
I would like to see how others think about properly phasing out the
plugin registry. For instance, how soon should be remove the
corresponding goal from the maven-plugin-plugin? Possibly as a
prerequiste (I haven't checked what Maven does in case a lifecycle-
induced goal is not found), how soon should we remove the lifecycle
mapping from 2.x (if at all)?.
A concrete idea could be to take the opportunity of the pending
minor update Maven 2.2 and remove the lifecycle mapping right now.
What do you think?
Benjamin
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