Re: [m1] Plugin:Install not installing until Plugin:uninstall

2005-06-07 Thread Brett Porter
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 > > ---

[m1] Plugin:Install not installing until Plugin:uninstall

2005-06-07 Thread Harrison . 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

Re: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread dion
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

Re: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread Rafal Krzewski
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

RE: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread Brett Porter
Maven Users List > 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

Re: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread dion
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

Re: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread Christian Andersson
-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

Re: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-08 Thread Rafal Krzewski
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

RE: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-07 Thread dion
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 -- dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting Blog:

RE: plugin:uninstall

2003-10-07 Thread Brett Porter
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 [

plugin:uninstall

2003-10-07 Thread 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