**In follow up to my own post**
I have this working now using [continuum-1.1-beta-2], the key seems to be to
have a overall cvs project wrapping all the sub projects and to alter the
default POM path in the Build Definitions.
The reason for using the alph is because it has been support for Maven2
multi-projects.
The problem I have now is when the build fails, say due to a unit test, the
status of the build is SUCCESS. Although the log states FAILED.
Is there some configuration I am missing here or is the problem related to
me setup?
regards,
James
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From: James Clinton
Sent: 23 August 2007 16:40
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: Maven Multi-Project - Modules are Numbers when checked out
( apoligies if you received this twice )
Hello,
Setting up Continuum for the first time using Maven2 for our builds. (which
is a Multi-Project).
Pointed Continuum to the parent POM and this loaded in the projects. When
running the parent the build fails because it cannot find the child POM in
the working directory.
Looking in the directory, the reason is because the checked out folder isnt
the name of the module, but a number:
-1 (parent)
-2 (child)
-n
If this number was the project name the child POM would of been found. Is
there some configuration I am missing or is this to do with my setup. My
Parent module is at the same level as it children if that matters. Parent
POM extract:
../ProjectAPI
../ProjectCore
Any help appreciated.
Regards,
James.
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