s not show up on
> the list.
>
> I then run maven plugin:uninstall and the batch job again. This time when I
> run maven -g the plugin's goals show up in the list.
>
> Do you have to uninstall before installing an update?
>
> Bud Curtis
>
> ---
jobs run successfully) I run
maven -g to see if the plugin is installed. The plugin does not show up on
the list.
I then run maven plugin:uninstall and the batch job again. This time when I
run maven -g the plugin's goals show up in the list.
Do you have to uninstall before installing an u
Rafal Krzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/10/2003 06:01:34 PM:
> Christian Andersson wrote:
>
> > and I still think a plugin:uninstall would work even if there was some
> > plugins messed up, since the plugin:uninstall would depend on no other
> > goals... un
Christian Andersson wrote:
> and I still think a plugin:uninstall would work even if there was some
> plugins messed up, since the plugin:uninstall would depend on no other
> goals... unless ofcourse if the messed up plugin is a preGoal to the
> plugin:uninstall goal... but I doub
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> Subject: Re: plugin:uninstall
>
>
> Well the first one does not seem to work..
>
> what I needed to do was the following to manually uninstall
> the plugin.
>
> rm -r $MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL/plugins/groupId-pluginId-version
> rm -r
> $MAVEN_HOME_LOCAL
e of those...
>
> and I still think a plugin:uninstall would work even if there was some
> plugins messed up, since the plugin:uninstall would depend on no other
> goals... unless ofcourse if the messed up plugin is a preGoal to the
> plugin:uninstall goal... but I doubt that would ever
-version.jar
and I keep forgetting one of those...
and I still think a plugin:uninstall would work even if there was some
plugins messed up, since the plugin:uninstall would depend on no other
goals... unless ofcourse if the messed up plugin is a preGoal to the
plugin:uninstall goal... but I doubt that
Brett Porter wrote:
> The manual process is
> rm $MAVEN_HOME/plugins/groupId-pluginId-version.jar
> The uninstall would be
> maven -DpluginId=pluginId -DgroupId=maven -Dversion=version plugin:uninstall
>
> The first one is shorter :)
Plus, you can run the first one when you
Id=pluginId -DgroupId=maven -Dversion=version
plugin:uninstall
maven plugin:uninstall
would be all that's needed.
I've got something similar ready to go
>
> The first one is shorter :)
>
> - Brett
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Which project.xml?
The manual process is
rm $MAVEN_HOME/plugins/groupId-pluginId-version.jar
The uninstall would be
maven -DpluginId=pluginId -DgroupId=maven -Dversion=version plugin:uninstall
The first one is shorter :)
- Brett
> -Original Message-
> From: Christian Andersson [
Hi there, I was wondering if there are any plans of providing the above
mentioned goal... ie plugin:uninstall
I'm trying at the moment to create a new plugin, for my own use, and
when doing so, I must have screwed up something.. since now, I can't
build anything (my own goal was
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