Re: Selective repo purge after clean install

[zebahmad]

Thank you for the reply Wayne! I will try modifying the plugin for my use. I
just wanted to ensure I wasn't re-inventing the wheel.

Thanks,
Zeba

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Selective repo purge after clean install

[zebahmad]

I have a parent pom with a module that assembles from 3 other modules.

ParentA
---| ModuleB
---| AssembledModuleC   (depends on ModuleC1,ModuleC2,ModuleC3)
 ---| ModuleC1  
 ---| ModuleC2
 ---| ModuleC3
---| ModuleD (depends on ModuleC1)

When I invoke clean install on ParentA from Jenkins, it installs all the
modules onto my local maven repository. However at the end of this, I want
to remove ModuleC1, ModuleC2 and ModuleC3, since there is another script
which picks up *all* the built jars and uploads to the repo and performs
other custom actions( The C1,C2,C3 modules are not to be exposed for use in
the repo)

How can I accomplish this? I tried the following ways but failed
1) Use maven-clean-plugin == Unfortunately this seems to remove only from
the project directory  is not useful for deleting from the local maven repo
2) Use maven-install-plugin to skip install for specific projects ==
Unfortunately ModuleC1,ModuleC2  ModuleC3 are dependencies of
AssembledModuleC and hence the build will fail.
3) Use maven-dependency-plugin with purge-local-repository goal in install
phase. I tried adding this to the pom of ParentModuleA. 
  plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-dependency-plugin/artifactId
version2.4/version
executions
execution
idpurge-repository/id
phaseinstall/phase
goals

goalpurge-local-repository/goal
/goals
configuration

actTransitivelyfalse/actTransitively

includeGroupIdscom.mycompany.something/includeGroupIds
   
excludeArtifactIdsModuleB,AssembledModuleC,ModuleD/excludeArtifactIds
/configuration
/execution
/executions
/plugin
Unfortunately, ModuleD depends on ModuleC1 and hence the build fails during
compile of ModuleD.


Could you suggest what is the right way to accomplish this?

Thanks, 
Zeba


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Re: Selective repo purge after clean install

[Wayne Fay]

 to remove ModuleC1, ModuleC2 and ModuleC3, since there is another script
 which picks up *all* the built jars and uploads to the repo and performs
 other custom actions( The C1,C2,C3 modules are not to be exposed for use in
 the repo)

Change the script so it does not pick up *all* the built jars but only
a subset of them. Or write your own plugin (perhaps adapt the
purge-local-repository plugin) to handle this specific case.

Wayne

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