Continuum build the module url from the parent url. It take the url you provide for the parent and
use module relative path from your parent pom for the module url. It can't know that your module
isn't in the same repo.
In a future version, we'll probably use scm connection for module load.
Note: the continuum users list is continuum-users@maven.apache.org
Emmanuel
Morgovsky, Alexander (US - Glen Mills) a écrit :
Hi. I have a parent Maven 2 project A which is housed in repository A1.
It has modules B and C which are housed in repositories B1, and C1,
respectively. When I add A's pom.xml through the http protocol,
Continuum returns the exception that states that it cannot locate B and
C, and it shows that it is trying to locate them in A1, the repository
of the parent. Does this mean that Continuum assumes that a parent's
children are stored in the same repository as its parent? If so, this
is a major problem, I think. Please help me understand what is
happening here.
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