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Robert Scholte edited comment on MNG-6981 at 9/9/20, 6:43 AM:
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[~rfscholte] that's right, we are indeed still implementing that feature under
MNG-6118 (we are nearing the end..).
I don't think it will help [~d96knut] a lot, though.
Perhaps a bit more logical/straightforward approach would be to let -f accept a
list of pom files, which would allow a user to `mvn <goal> -f m1,m2`?
was (Author: martinkanters):
[~rfscholte] that's right, we are indeed still implementing that feature under
MG-6118 (we are nearing the end..).
I don't think it will help [~d96knut] a lot, though.
Perhaps a bit more logical/straightforward approach would be to let -f accept a
list of pom files, which would allow a user to `mvn <goal> -f m1,m2`?
> Add --recursive option
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> Key: MNG-6981
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-6981
> Project: Maven
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Command Line
> Affects Versions: 3.6.3
> Reporter: Knut Wannheden
> Priority: Major
>
> Since there is already a {{\--non-recursive}} option a new {{\--recursive}}
> option might be confusing, but let me explain my use case. I often use the
> {{-pl}} option and in a multi-module Maven project with more than just two
> "levels", I would like to be able to build a project (or set of projects)
> including all child-modules. This is, AFAIK, currently not possible and what
> I would like to use the new {{\--recursive}} (or similar) option for.
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