Btw you could check it out from svn, and install it and then do a mvn cruisecontrol:cruisecontrol on the testproject in src/test/projects/project1 to see how it generates the configuration.
/K On 07/04/06, Kaare Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was not thinking of limiting the plugin in any way. My ultimate goal > is to make a kick-ass cc plugin;) > But the initial revision is basicly a revision that supports just what > I needed in my current project, that beeing creating one project pr > pom, using htmlemail notifier and svn modification set using default > schedule. > > But in the process of fguring out how it is to work, I have met many > obstacles that needs to be solved, so any help would be appreciated > > /Kaare > > On 07/04/06, jerome lacoste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 4/3/06, Kaare Nilsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi guys.. > > > > > > At work today I needed to convert a 49 module maven2 project from > > > continuum to cruisecontrol. Of course the easiest way of doing this is > > > to get the config.xml file for cruisecontrol generated I mean it is > > > now ca 1K of lines in the config file. > > > > > > But well.. What I was thinking was to sumbit this into the mojo > > > sandbox for further development, I was thinking of using the > > > <ciManagement> element and other relevant info in the pom, where we > > > should have plenty of info. > > > > > > What do you think ? > > > > Kaare, > > > > Is you plugin then limited to Continuum to CruiseControl convertion? I > > was thinking of writing a CruiseControl plugin to handle pom.xml > > files. > > > > That way one can still benefit from CC features that helpd keep the > > config.xml file size down. > > > > Maybe we can talk about it? > > > > Jerome > > >
