Good morning Andreas.
I have a Nexus repository specified in my settings.xml - could that be a
problem? However, doing an update 97 works fine showing that the bundle
location can be found. In this case the bundle resides in my local maven
repo (not in Nexus).
/Bengt
Den 10 nov 2012 07:31 skrev
Since I can reproduce it anyhow locally it's kind of tricky... Looking at
the code again I would say the only reason that it fails if update works is
that you messed something up in your system (timestamps do not match).
Would you mind attaching a remove debugger to your system and setting a
I think it could be related to Nexus.
Maybe I get Bengt wrong but dev:watch only watch the local repository
(.m2/repository) and compare the last modification date of the local
location and the bundle location itself.
So, if you do mvn install, it will work (as the bundle location is a MVN
Andreas and JB,
I'll look further into this when I'm back to work (that's where I have
Nexus). I'll temporarily disable Nexus by editing my settings.xml. That
will prove whether this is a Nexus problem or not.
However, JB, a mvn install works the same way regardless if you're using
Nexus or not.
You get me wrong.
mvn install act as the same using Nexus or not, but Karaf won't get
updated bundle if it's not present on the local repository (mvn deploy
performed by another user).
More over, dev:watch works only for SNAPSHOT by default (-SNAPSHOT is
appended).
About Windows 7, maybe
