Thank You, this is really an interesting plugin. But I don't want to
break site generation, as I'm using it for other reports like JavaDoc, too.
I just want to write a doxia plugin, if possible, as all text-based
documentation generators seem to be more or less broken or at least not
able
Hi,
I can't tell if the feature request has been implemented or not, but for me
the only way of achieving some sort of archetype generation customisation is
by using the *post generate processing groovy script*.
It's obvious this is not the straightforward way of ignoring some
folders/files
On Mon, 02 Jul 2018 12:30:05 +0200, Andreas Sewe
wrote:
Robert Scholte wrote:
If you still think there's a reliable solution to let Maven use Java
Modules, I'd like to see your solution, there are probably more people
interested.
Let me just jump into the discussion at this point:
For
On 2018-07-02T13:55:20 +0200
Peter Nabbefeld wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I haven't ever written a maven plugin. But, as I'm not satisfied with
> the doxia plugins available, I'd like to write my own. So, how would I
> have to write a doxia plugin?
Here's a plugin I wrote last year and still use to
Hello,
I haven't ever written a maven plugin. But, as I'm not satisfied with
the doxia plugins available, I'd like to write my own. So, how would I
have to write a doxia plugin?
Kind regards
Peter
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Robert Scholte wrote:
> If you still think there's a reliable solution to let Maven use Java
> Modules, I'd like to see your solution, there are probably more people
> interested.
Let me just jump into the discussion at this point:
For all the reasons Robert mention, Maven plugins and the Core
