> Why would you want to do that anyway?
>
> Maven allows you to ADD to the module set (via profiles) but not subtract.
It's common in, say, a 10-module build to be working on one module and
testing an assembly that depends on it. You can save a lot of cycle
time by just recompiling the one module
ADD to the module set (via profiles) but not subtract.
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> Anyone know of a way of excluding which projects are involved in a reactor
> build from the command line, i'm thinking some kind of global
> 'excludeProjects' or 'reactorProjects' option that can be used to define a
> subset of t
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