Hi Baptiste,
I'm working often with maven-invoker and have found an issue with
parallelThreads option (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MINVOKER-147).
The local shared repos is also a problem.
The should be something like a repo per IT...
Kind regards
Karl-Heinz Marbaise
> *TL;DR: does anyon
Hi Shrinath,
> But after running the error is:
>The build could not read 1 project
>Child module A of pom.xml does not exist
>Child module B of pom.xml does not exist
Can you post a sample nonworking project online please? GitHub as a project
or Gist, or pastebin, or similar. Otherwis
Eh you might be able to...
you could have the "local repo" that m-i-p "installs" into be a "remote"
repo in your settings.xml (along with the mrm repo) and then use ${basedir}
in the localrepo path...
(Untested)
On 20 May 2014 13:08, Baptiste Mathus wrote:
> Yup, I know this work is still und
Hi,
My folder structure is..
A
|
--pom.xml
B
|
--pom.xml
Src
Pom.xml
Outer pom.xml has entry like
A
B
But after running the error is:
The build could not read 1 project
Child module A of pom.xml does not exist
Child module B of pom.xml doe
Yup, I know this work is still underway, no problem. I realize I wasn't
clear enough (and my TL;DR may have been be misleading).
I was also wondering if there was a workaround where you could define a
specific path *per it* for the local repository. But unfortunately from a
quick look at InvokerMo
AFIK this is one is unsolved. We have a number of kludges that involve
resolving all the required deps to the local repository *before*
starting the parallel process, at least 2 og 3 projects do it this
way. As far as I understand solving concurrent thread safe repo in the
latest maven version shou
Hi all,
*TL;DR: does anyone use the parallelThreads option in maven-invoker-plugin?
Do you also have issues with concurrent local repository access? If so, how
do you solve them?*
I've recently come across the parallelThreads option in
maven-invoker-plugin. After having tried to use it a few time
