No such thing as a Maven task.
Maven projects produce artifacts which other projects can declare as
dependencies.
You can have Maven projects that include sub-projects (multi-module
project).
Can you rephrase your question or describe what you are trying to do.
Bear in mind that Maven is used by tens of thousands of software
development projects so that if you can describe what you want to do,
someone will have already done it and can show you how.
Ron
On 31/10/2013 11:05 AM, Russell Gold wrote:
‘mvn test’ should compile any code that needs to be compiled. It sounds as
though you might have intermittent tests. Can you show us a log of such a test
run followed by a “compile test” run?
- Russ
On Oct 31, 2013, at 11:00 AM, Andrew Pennebaker <apenneba...@42six.com> wrote:
When I run `mvn test`, I sometimes get misleading reports ("all unit tests
pass"), when in fact, upon manually recompiling the code with `mvn compile`
and running `mvn test` again, the new code shows test failures.
Is this normal behavior for a Maven project? How can I force a Maven task
to depend on other Maven tasks?
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