I know vaguely that under the covers Maven uses JSR-330 (@Inject).
Are mojos treated as singletons, or per-execution objects?
Is there a preDestroy()-like method that gets invoked when a mojo is
destroyed? *Is* a mojo ever destroyed?
Thanks,
Best,
Laird
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2017 11:07:53 +0100, Ernst Reissner
wrote:
Hi all,
When I run mvn resources:testResources i obtain
|Non-parseable POM
/home/ernst/Software/pom.xml:Unrecognisedtag:'testResources'|
This is not the complete line. It must tell you what Maven expected and on
which line/column
2017-10-31 10:27 GMT+01:00 Oleg Lempert :
> Hi
> I running project with option / -Dmaven.test.skip=true
>
this hint is just for the compiler/surefire/failsafe plugin, but does not
mean that dependency resolution will not happen for this artifact because
in fact it will (and fail)
perhaps you coul
Hi
I running project with option / -Dmaven.test.skip=true /after clean all my
jars from repository.
I have dependency : project *Auth *depend on *persistence*
from auth pom.xml:
${groupId}
persistence
${project.version}
${g
Hi Karl Heinz, Hi all
>
>>
>> The problem seems
>>
>> |${resourceDir}trueoctave/octavercoctave/java.opts
>>
> ${tstResourcesDir}true*.rml|
>
>>
>
> Just try a mvn clean
>
> and see the output...
I cannot even execute mvn clean, because the pom is not parseable if i
include testRersources.
Withou
