Re: resume from

2021-11-25 Thread Delany
> us find and fix potential bugs before Maven 4 is released. You can install > it easily using Brew [1] or Chocolatey [2]. > > Using 4 you can also use --resume / -r, which does not take flags and will > remember what module failed and thus which one to resume from. > > Pl

Re: resume from

2021-11-25 Thread Martin Kanters
Chocolatey [2]. Using 4 you can also use --resume / -r, which does not take flags and will remember what module failed and thus which one to resume from. Please share your feedback if you are using it. Martin [1] https://github.com/mthmulders/homebrew-maven-snapshot [2] https://community.chocolatey.org

Re: resume from

2021-11-25 Thread Delany
again with 3 threads (no pom files have changed). The build fails on project M, and the message says to rerun and resume from project M. I do that, and then it fails again on project X. If I resume from project X, the build might end with Z successfully. But it's possible that project P was

Re: resume from

2021-11-25 Thread Mantas Gridinas
s. That way you won't depend on reactor figuring out the order for you and reduce possible headaches in the future. On Thu, Nov 25, 2021, 11:22 Delany wrote: > Hi. How does --resume-from actually work? Is there any information cached > between builds somewhere? > I made some sweep

resume from

2021-11-25 Thread Delany
Hi. How does --resume-from actually work? Is there any information cached between builds somewhere? I made some sweeping changes to a 500+ modules reactor. As I fix the build errors in each project, I use -rf to continue without restarting each time. I finally get to the end of the build thinking

When using "resume-from" on multi-module project, preceding module dependencies not found?

2010-05-04 Thread Brian Ferris
I have a large multi-module project with a pretty lengthy integration test process. I'd like to use the Maven --resume-from/-rf option to pickup where integration-test left off if the build failed to run to completion. I've tried running something like: mvn --resume-from my-intermedi

resume from in maven-3.0.0-snapshot?

2009-11-02 Thread oren livne
Dear All, Is there an equivalent of "mvn -rf " in maven 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT? I can't find it in the command-line options. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/resume-from-in-maven-3.0.0-snapshot--tp26157734p26157734.html Sent from the Maven - Users mailing

Re: Issues with Maven 2.1.0 resume from feature

2008-09-23 Thread Henri Tremblay
Ok, thanks, I've misunderstood your blog post... and just seen the milestones here http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Maven+2.1.0+Release+Plan I'll get back to you on the dev list as soon as I have time to play with the reactor plugin. On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 4:18 AM, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PRO

Re: Issues with Maven 2.1.0 resume from feature

2008-09-22 Thread Brett Porter
This feature is scheduled for M2, which can be built from the maven-2.1.x branch, but was not included in the 2.1.0-M1 release. You can discuss this further on the Maven dev list. If you are interested in using the reactor functionality without upgrading Maven, you can try the reactor plugin which

Issues with Maven 2.1.0 resume from feature

2008-09-22 Thread Henri Tremblay
ue. What is the command line? In attachment, there's a little multiproject project with A (parent), B (child of A), C (child of A), D (child of A but in profile). The compilation order is A, B, C and D (if the java profile is specified). If I want to resume from project B, what should I do? I