I saw this thread and figured this must be a simple bug. I dug into
the sources (of Maven and Plexus) and found what I believe is the root
of the problem. In short, while the Maven plugin supports the verbose
configuration, the underlying plexus-compiler does not, so it never
does anything no matte
I filed http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3764.
As a work around, I am thinking of setting fork=true and passing
-verbose as option to compiler.
Sahoo
Gabriel Garcia wrote:
Count me in for someone that wanted to compile with more verbosity
(e.g., to see warnings properly). The only thing th
Count me in for someone that wanted to compile with more verbosity
(e.g., to see warnings properly). The only thing that worked for me is
seeing the deprecated classes (which is another parameter). Other than
that, verbose=true didn't work.
Gabriel
2008/9/24 Sahoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Has anyo
Has anyone experienced this problem?
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I don't see the effect of true. When I run with -X, I
do see that verbose = true, but I don't see it being passed to javac. I
tried with fork = true and the command line that was used to invoke
javac did not have verbose option set. I
