Hi,
I just noticed that the jar plugin uses the property
${jar.forceCreation} as default of the new parameter forceCreation. I
find this choice most unfortunate.
Forcing creation is a very general concept: Almost any plugin could
use it, including compiler, assembly, war, ear, ejb,
IMO, if something is to be general, it should be considered for the
POM (like finalName).
- Brett
On 01/09/2006, at 6:26 PM, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Hi,
I just noticed that the jar plugin uses the property $
{jar.forceCreation} as default of the new parameter
forceCreation. I find this
Brett Porter wrote:
IMO, if something is to be general, it should be considered for the POM
(like finalName).
I must admit, that I do not understand what you have in mind?
Jochen
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build
forceCreation /
Or perhaps a well known property instead/in the interim:
properties
forceCreation /
Just a thought.
On 01/09/2006, at 6:50 PM, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Brett Porter wrote:
IMO, if something is to be general, it should be considered for
the POM (like finalName).
Brett Porter wrote:
Or perhaps a well known property instead/in the interim:
properties
forceCreation /
The latter point is what I am asking for. In the case of the jar plugin,
the property is jar.forceCreation, which I find unfortunate.
Again, any chance to get this changed? I'd
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Subject: Re: maven-jar-plugin 2.1: jar.forceCreation
Brett Porter wrote:
Or perhaps a well known property instead/in the interim:
properties
forceCreation /
The latter
On 1 Sep 06, at 4:26 AM 1 Sep 06, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Hi,
I just noticed that the jar plugin uses the property $
{jar.forceCreation} as default of the new parameter
forceCreation. I find this choice most unfortunate.
We talked about it on the list and there was well longer then 72
On 9/1/06, Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We talked about it on the list and there was well longer then 72
hours this time. The prefix is for command line use and I asked if
the new standard could be used and folks agreed.
Jason, I understand completely, that it's my fault to miss
On 1 Sep 06, at 10:17 AM 1 Sep 06, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
I do not understand where you see the problem. If all plugins that
support switching off an uptodate check honour the same property
(which of course they wouldn't do now, but AFAIK no plugins have
implemented that yet, so it is still
