Thanks Guys! I was seriously thinking about just using my own maven
distro. But, I wanted to pull everything in case OpenNMS required a
different maven version in the future, etc.
For now, I'll copy the entire repository into a maven subdirectory, and then
checkout that way. I saw the "cp -R" c
> However I just use my distro packaged version of Maven. Didn't seem such
> a bad idea:
>
> 10:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED]/x86_64 [opennms.git-svn] >env | grep "MVN"
> MVN=/usr/bin/mvn
Until recently, maven wasn't packaged in either Debian or Ubuntu, so it was
convenient to have it in subversion.
Wond
You can't just create a new directory and checkout maven into it. You actually
have to copy the entire git repository into a maven subdirectory, then checkout
the maven branch within that second copy of the repository:
cd ~/dev/OpenNMS-dev
cp -R . maven
echo maven >> .git/info/exclude
cd maven/
On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 17:40 -0500, Aaron Paxson wrote:
> Okay, so I take the advice in the wiki.
>
> I created a directory storing maven (where it should be)
>
> # pwd
> ~/dev/OpenNMS-dev
>
> # mkdir maven
> # cd maven
> # git checkout -b trunk maven/trunk
> fatal: Untracked working tree fi
