From: "Wendy Smoak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have a multiproject site that goes three levels deep:
site
core
sandbox
....newproj
........newproj-core
........newproj-example
....otherproj
........otherproj-core
........otherproj-example
I have maven.multiproject.site.goals=multiproject in project.properties at
the 'sandbox' and 'newproj' and 'otherproj' levels.
When I run 'maven multiproject:site' from the 'site' subproject, all of
the documentation *is* getting created. It looks good at (for example)
the sandbox/newproj/target/docs level-- the core and example subproject
docs are there.
No, they're not. The multiproject:clean goal isn't descending past the
'sandbox' level, so there were old files lying around.
If I cd to sandbox and run multiproject:site, THEN I get all the files (and
the next time through, they'll get copied up.)
So the problem is with running 'multiproject:site' *from* the 'site'
subdirectory. It makes sense that this would call 'site' for each of the
sub-projects. Okay so far... but now anything I try, such as (in 'sandbox'
maven.xml):
<postGoal name="site">
<attainGoal name="multiproject:site"/>
</postGoal>
causes an endless loop.
I imagine the solution is *very* simple and I've just been staring at it too
long.
How do I get multiproject:site to descend all the way down to the bottom of
the structure, and copy everything up into site/target/docs?
Thanks,
--
Wendy Smoak
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