maven-checkstyle-plugin does not include test resources

The documentation says it includes these resources by default, but apparently it never does. After examining the code, it seems CheckstyleViolationCheckMojo.execute() forgets to call request.setTestResources(), hence that is always null and skipped from audit. I wanted to file a report on JIRA, b

Re: maven-checkstyle-plugin does not include test resources

On Monday, 25 May 2015 at 09:46, WonderCsabo wrote: > The documentation says it includes these resources by default, but apparently > it never does. > > After examining the code, it seems CheckstyleViolationCheckMojo.execute() > forgets to call request.setTestResources(), hence that is always null

Re: maven-checkstyle-plugin does not include test resources

Thanks! I created this ticket. I guess the maven checkstyle plugin POM should be updated to refer to the new location of the JIRA.

what is the difference between failsafe's integration test and verify?

hi, I'm new to failsafe, i'm starting to move a test case from unit test to integration test, and i'm using org.apache.maven.plugins maven-failsafe-plugin integration-tests integration-test integration-test

Re: what is the difference between failsafe's integration test and verify?

To put the question in another way, what is being "verified" at all?​ -- Regards, *Bin Mahone | 马洪宾* Apache Kylin: http://kylin.io Github: https://github.com/binmahone

Re: what is the difference between failsafe's integration test and verify?

failsafe:integration-test runs the tests and stores whether the tests passed or failed in a file failsafe:verify reads back that file and then if there were failing tests it fails the build. On 25 May 2015 at 15:06, hongbin ma wrote: > hi, I'm new to failsafe, > > i'm starting to move a test

maven-stage-plugin clarification questions

Hi, I would like to know more on how to copy a specific artifact using the stage:copy goal of maven-stage-plugin. The usage example shows source/target repositories, repository IDs and a version number, but does not list an artifact. How do I specify the artifact? Seeing a pom file would help m

Re: maven-stage-plugin clarification questions

Hi Martin You may want to list out your use case without drilling into staging plugin. There are a number of plugins that can do the copy job -Dan On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 11:50 AM, d'Anjou, Martin wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to know more on how to copy a specific artifact using the > stage:

RE: maven-stage-plugin clarification questions

Hi Dan, I am trying to implement a build promotion script to promote a single version of an artifact set from one maven repository to another. The promotion phase does not build, it simply promotes existing artifacts. I also just found the http://mojo.codehaus.org/wagon-maven-plugin/, so I am l

Re: maven-stage-plugin clarification questions

There is very little work being done on the maven-stage-plugin. Repository managers such as Nexus and Artifactory provide staging support nowadays, which is what is used by Apache projects for example. I would therefore strongly suggest you look at that instead of using this plugin, as should you r

setup a (end user) website for maven project

What’s a simple way to set up a website for a couple of related maven projects that has documentation, examples, howtos, and the like? I don’t want to publish the gory details of the build there, but something “pretty” and informative for the end users of the libraries. I’m thinking of putting