Hi there,
I try to write a simple plugin. I want to have access to the version of
this plugin. As maven already knows it, I wondered, if I can get access
to this version string somehow without hardcoding it in properties or
java code.
kind regards,
Thomas
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Oh well ... I give up ... so yet another plugin it will be.
I wasn't talking about changing anything at the workflow, just to have one
enforced constraint loosended a little if required, but I guess this will never
happen.
Chris
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The release plugin is a tool that does a specified set of steps. It's
built out of reusable components. Turning it into MS Word with
10,000,000 options is not, in my view, a good plan.
If you can write down a clear spec for an alternative workflow, you
can study the source and make a plugin. That'
On Sunday, 30 November 2014, Christofer Dutz
wrote:
> Unfortunately the world isn't as ideal as I would like it to be. There are
> sometimes constraints that lie outside of the reach of the developer(s)
> working on the projects build.
>
> In one case the company I worked for desperately needed t
Unfortunately the world isn't as ideal as I would like it to be. There are
sometimes constraints that lie outside of the reach of the developer(s) working
on the projects build.
In one case the company I worked for desperately needed to release parts of a
multi module build separately. I know t
I'm going to attempt a summary here.
The release plugin has a requirement. It must be true that you can go
to the SCM, checkout a brand new copy of the tree rooted at the
element, _change the versions_ in the pom(s), and run a build as
configured by the profiles and goals. If that's not true, the
Hi Robert,
Thanks for your reply, but I have encountered numerous situations where this
restriction resulted in people not using the pulugin at all ... doing each step
with alternate plugins and unfortunately leaving away some of the steps.
So ususally they use the versions plugin or manually a
On Sunday, November 30, 2014, Mirko Friedenhagen
wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> thanks for these hints, I sometimes used -DperformRelease=true validate as
> prepGoal and as git does not force you to push tags and is able to clone
> from the local repository as well, your way is much safer. However with sv
Stephen,
thanks for these hints, I sometimes used -DperformRelease=true validate as
prepGoal and as git does not force you to push tags and is able to clone
from the local repository as well, your way is much safer. However with svn
removing/readding/recommitting etc. is painful and always leads t
