Re: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
Gilles Dodinet wrote:
it is possible to modify it through a direct call to the currentVersion
setter :
${pom.currentVersion}
${pom.setCurrentVersion("SNAPSHOT")}
${pom.currentVersion}
Eeek! It may be possible, which does not mean that it is right. Seems
like a good start to turning your build system into a WMoPC (Writhing
Mass of Primal Chaos, for the non-ADOM types :-))
Rafal
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Re: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
Heritier Arnaud wrote:
Hello Emmanuel,
I don't think that you can do that.
pom.currentVersion is directly retreived from the project description and I
don't think that it is modifiable.
Arnaud,
it is possible to modify it through a direct call to the currentVersion
setter :
${pom.currentVersion}
${pom.setCurrentVersion("SNAPSHOT")}
${pom.currentVersion}
===>
[echo] 1.0
[echo] SNAPSHOT
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RE: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
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> Envoyé : mardi 25 mai 2004 16:35
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> Objet : SNAPSHOT and multiproject
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have two question, first, how can I make this code working
> (in a maven.xml) :
>
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> SNAPSHOT
> ${pom.currentVersion}
>
> Display is :
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] 3.0.0
>
> But I want
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] SNAPSHOT
Hello Emmanuel,
I don't think that you can do that.
pom.currentVersion is directly retreived from the project description and I
don't think that it is modifiable.
>
> Second question, I have a multiproject versionned as 3.0.0,
> this is a J2EE
> project (client, ear, service, web...). my client depend on
> service project :
>
>
> msl-murexservice
> murexservice
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> jar
>
>
> When I build a snapshot (using *:install-snapshot goals),
> Maven use 3.0.0 for
> the dependency version
> (${pom.currentVersion}), I want maven
> replace 3.0.0 per SNAPSHOT. Is there a way to do this without
> using the
> workaround on first question.
>
> May I am clear ?
Can't you define in a parent project the currentVersion to 3.0.0 and use SNAPSHOT in
subprojects ?
Arnaud
>
> Thx,
> -emmanuel
>
>
>
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RE: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
Nicolas,
I know what you said and, for some reasons, we don't want to put some
X.X.X-SNAPSHOT version, only X.X.X
So, in our master projects we set the pom.currentVersion at 3.0.0. All
subprojects use this version number.
In all our subprojects, we use ${pom.currentVersion} to references thems :
msl-murexservice
murexservice
${pom.currentVersion}
jar
The version used by pom.currentVersion is logicaly 3.0.0 but when I build a
snapshot, logicaly maven should replace 3.0.0 by SNAPSHOT (or a timestamp)
If project 2 depend on Project 2, result is :
Project 1 : Maven build and install the murexservice-SNAPSHOT.jar
Project 2 : Maven try to download murexservice-3.0.0.jar, Fail because there is
no murexservice-3.0.0.jar on repo, only the murexservice-SNAPSHOT.jar
BTW: That is for this reason I want to override the pom.currentVersion at bootstrap
Thx,
-emmanuel
Selon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> SNAPSHOT have nothing in common whith pom.currentVersion.
> If you want you can have a 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT version, the artifact with this
> version will be considere as SNAPSHOT version too.
>
> Nicolas,
>
>
>
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 25/05/2004 16:34
> Veuillez répondre à "Maven Users List"
>
>
> Pour : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> cc :
> Objet : SNAPSHOT and multiproject
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have two question, first, how can I make this code working (in a
> maven.xml) :
>
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> SNAPSHOT
> ${pom.currentVersion}
>
> Display is :
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] 3.0.0
>
> But I want
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] SNAPSHOT
>
> Second question, I have a multiproject versionned as 3.0.0, this is a J2EE
> project (client, ear, service, web...). my client depend on service
> project :
>
>
> msl-murexservice
> murexservice
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> jar
>
>
> When I build a snapshot (using *:install-snapshot goals), Maven use 3.0.0
> for
> the dependency version (${pom.currentVersion}), I want
> maven
> replace 3.0.0 per SNAPSHOT. Is there a way to do this without using the
> workaround on first question.
>
> May I am clear ?
>
> Thx,
> -emmanuel
>
>
>
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RE: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
Nicolas,
I know what you said and, for some reasons, we don't want to put some
X.X.X-SNAPSHOT version, only X.X.X
So, in our master projects we set the pom.currentVersion at 3.0.0. All
subprojects use this version number.
In all our subprojects, we use ${pom.currentVersion} to references thems :
msl-murexservice
murexservice
${pom.currentVersion}
jar
The version used by pom.currentVersion is logicaly 3.0.0 but when I build a
snapshot, logicaly maven should replace 3.0.0 by SNAPSHOT (or a timestamp)
If project 2 depend on Project 2, result is :
Project 1 : Maven build and install the murexservice-SNAPSHOT.jar
Project 2 : Maven try to download murexservice-3.0.0.jar, Fail because there is
no murexservice-3.0.0.jar on repo, only the murexservice-SNAPSHOT.jar
BTW: That is for this reason I want to override the pom.currentVersion at bootstrap
Thx,
-emmanuel
Selon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> SNAPSHOT have nothing in common whith pom.currentVersion.
> If you want you can have a 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT version, the artifact with this
> version will be considere as SNAPSHOT version too.
>
> Nicolas,
>
>
>
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 25/05/2004 16:34
> Veuillez répondre à "Maven Users List"
>
>
> Pour : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> cc :
> Objet : SNAPSHOT and multiproject
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have two question, first, how can I make this code working (in a
> maven.xml) :
>
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> SNAPSHOT
> ${pom.currentVersion}
>
> Display is :
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] 3.0.0
>
> But I want
>
>[echo] 3.0.0
>[echo] SNAPSHOT
>
> Second question, I have a multiproject versionned as 3.0.0, this is a J2EE
> project (client, ear, service, web...). my client depend on service
> project :
>
>
> msl-murexservice
> murexservice
> ${pom.currentVersion}
> jar
>
>
> When I build a snapshot (using *:install-snapshot goals), Maven use 3.0.0
> for
> the dependency version (${pom.currentVersion}), I want
> maven
> replace 3.0.0 per SNAPSHOT. Is there a way to do this without using the
> workaround on first question.
>
> May I am clear ?
>
> Thx,
> -emmanuel
>
>
>
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RE: SNAPSHOT and multiproject
SNAPSHOT have nothing in common whith pom.currentVersion.
If you want you can have a 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT version, the artifact with this
version will be considere as SNAPSHOT version too.
Nicolas,
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Objet : SNAPSHOT and multiproject
Hi,
I have two question, first, how can I make this code working (in a
maven.xml) :
${pom.currentVersion}
SNAPSHOT
${pom.currentVersion}
Display is :
[echo] 3.0.0
[echo] 3.0.0
But I want
[echo] 3.0.0
[echo] SNAPSHOT
Second question, I have a multiproject versionned as 3.0.0, this is a J2EE
project (client, ear, service, web...). my client depend on service
project :
msl-murexservice
murexservice
${pom.currentVersion}
jar
When I build a snapshot (using *:install-snapshot goals), Maven use 3.0.0
for
the dependency version (${pom.currentVersion}), I want
maven
replace 3.0.0 per SNAPSHOT. Is there a way to do this without using the
workaround on first question.
May I am clear ?
Thx,
-emmanuel
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