Re: Reactor:resume goal

[jaybytez]

So two questions about this

1) When doing the following command, do you use the [] because I added them
and then removed them and both times it thought these arguments were part of
the path.
   mvn clean install --resume-from [groupId:artifactId]

2) When doing the following command, I tried doing a ../ to go up one
folder.  Is this actually possible with this syntax?

mvn clean install --resume-from path/to/module 

Thanks,

Jay

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Re: Reactor:resume goal

[Marc Rohlfs]

Hi Todd,

with the 'resume' goal You can define a module in Your build reactor 
(meaning the complete hierarchy with all sub modules), from where the 
build should be resumed. You use this e.g. when the build failed in a 
module, You fixed the problem in that module and then You don't like to 
run the hole build again.

Since Maven 2.1.0 there are command line options for that. Call:
  mvn clean install --resume-from [groupId:artifactId]
or
  mvn clean install --resume-from path/to/module

If I understood Your Your question right, You just want to build all sub 
modules of 'level2Project', right? Then You might just call:

  mvn clean install -f level2Project/pom.xml

Kind regards

   Marc

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Reactor:resume goal

[tpatch]

I am trying to resume  a multimodule project that is nested.  I want to resume 
from a project that is in a project that is one level deep from the top level.  
I would assume that I would use from to say what folder to start from and 
fromArtifact to say what project to start.  This doesn't seem to work. It 
doesn't like both the settings at once.  If I leave off the folder and just do 
the artifact.  It tells me that I can't specify both the folder and the 
artifact.  The folder that it thinks it is using is null, so it is taking a 
default.  I can't figure out a way to get it so fromArtifact is accepted.

Level1ProjectFolder
Level2ProjectFolder
Level2Project

mvn org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-reactor-plugin:1.0:resume 
-Dfrom=leve2ProjectFolder -DfromArtifact=level2Project

Does anyone know how to make this work?

Thanks,

Todd