Thanks for the reply! I'm running Maven 2.2.1 with a Native Maven build in Hudson. Switching to free-style is a good suggestion, and will give it try. I've also posted to the Hudson user's group in case others have experienced this and it's a Hudson bug.
-Ryan -----Original Message----- From: bmat...@gmail.com [mailto:bmat...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Baptiste MATHUS Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 8:07 AM To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: Different Effective POM between CI and cmd line What hudson version are you using? Which job type? Native maven, or freestyle? If using native maven job, please re-try with freestyle one. Might be a hudson bug? Cheers 2010/9/21 Shelley, Ryan <ryan.shel...@disney.com> > I have a build that runs from Hudson on a farm of 4 linux boxes. Hudson > pulls down from our source control and builds the modules. When Hudson > builds the project, some test cases fail because certain plugins aren't > being merged from a parent pom into the effective pom. To test the failure, > I ssh'ed to my slave build server, logged in with the same user account > Hudson uses, changed to the directory Hudson sync'ed from source control, > and ran the same build commands Hudson executes to build the project... and > it works, no errors. > > To see what was different between the two environments I've run "mvn -v" > and "mvn help:effective-settings" and both were identical, however, "mvn > help:effective-pom" showed that the exact plugins needed weren't included in > the effective pom for the CI build. Obviously, something is different, but > I can't think of what I'm missing that would make the same maven version, > with the same settings, building the same directory on the same server, > running from the same user account, ultimately build different effective > poms. I've cleaned out the local M2 repo to make sure they weren't getting > anything from the local repo for one build and remote for another, but with > the same result. > > Any ideas on what I could try or additional commands I can run to check > this? Thanks! > > -Ryan > -- Baptiste <Batmat> MATHUS - http://batmat.net Sauvez un arbre, Mangez un castor !
