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John Newman commented on MSQL-34:
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No, the current skip param can be placed inside the global config AND/OR inside
of one of the individual executions. I think this is surprising you, but yes
this is how the plugin works as of today. So there already is a runnable
profile inside this plugin, I'm not sure if you are aware of it. However if
you do this, it works until you try use the global skip property - individual
executions that specify a skip are run anyway.
So to be clear, I am not asking to create a globalSkip since we already have
it. I am asking to change the overriding scope of the existing skip property,
which can already be declared at both levels.
If a simple test case would help you see what I'm attempting to explain, let me
know and I will produce one.
"sometimes 40line of duplicated code is the way to go" certainly not. I am
not interested in copying 4 different <execution> blocks into 4 different
profiles, duplication is never the way to go IMO. The plugin is close to
working correctly, it just needs a small tweak - if global skip is specified,
don't run anything.
> More control over skip property - global configuration vs individual
> executions
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>
> Key: MSQL-34
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSQL-34
> Project: Maven 2.x SQL Plugin
> Issue Type: Wish
> Reporter: John Newman
>
> Hello,
> I'm having issues with the scope of the skip property.
> If I pass maven test skip, i don't want anything at all to run. So I have
> <configuration>
> <skip>${maven.test.skip}</skip>
> But i have a bunch of different executions, I need some of them to not run
> for certain environments.
> <execution><id>test-data</id><skip>${skipTestData}</skip>
> However if I simply run mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true , the test data tries to
> run anyway (skip is overridden). To me, this is a bug. To others, it might
> be a feature.
> Really what is needed is a property <globalSkipOverridesIndividual> which is
> false by default. As of now I have to do -Dmaven.test.skip=true
> -DskipTestData=true, which is fine, but I have 8 or so skip lines to pass
> in...
> Thanks.
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