RE: Disable certain goal dependencies?

[Aleksandr Shneyderman]

Set 

maven.test.skip=true

somewhere or if it is temprary provide it as -D option

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> From: Guy Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 4:58 PM
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> Subject: Disable certain goal dependencies?
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> Hi there,
> 
> We recently started using the Jar goal to create our jar.  
> However, the 
> Test goal seems to be dependency for this goal.  Is it possible to 
> disable the need to run the unit tests before the jar goal is 
> run?  If 
> so, how?
> 
> Thanks,
> Guy
> 
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Disable certain goal dependencies?

[Guy Davis]

Hi there,
We recently started using the Jar goal to create our jar.  However, the 
Test goal seems to be dependency for this goal.  Is it possible to 
disable the need to run the unit tests before the jar goal is run?  If 
so, how?

Thanks,
Guy
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Re: goal dependencies

[Rafal Krzewski]

Simon Matic Langford wrote:
> is it possible to make a goal depend on another goal, similar to ant
> targets?
> 
> I can put an  tag in my goal, but that causes the goal to
> be run, regardless
> of whether or not it has been run before, and some goals do their thing
> everytime, regardless
> of whether they've been run, which I'm sure is sometimes necessary (eg
> clover needs test:test to
> run again because it instruments the code). Unless goals (and plugins)
> should check better
> to see if they need to run?


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goal dependencies

[Simon Matic Langford]

is it possible to make a goal depend on another goal, similar to ant
targets?

I can put an  tag in my goal, but that causes the goal to
be run, regardless
of whether or not it has been run before, and some goals do their thing
everytime, regardless
of whether they've been run, which I'm sure is sometimes necessary (eg
clover needs test:test to
run again because it instruments the code). Unless goals (and plugins)
should check better
to see if they need to run?

thanks

simon

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