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Dennis Lundberg updated MPTASKLIST-5:
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Attachment: MPTASKLIST-5.zip
A test project showing that this issue cannot be reproduced.
> task-list plugin does not generate report correctly due to the way vdoclet
> reads src directory
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> Key: MPTASKLIST-5
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPTASKLIST-5
> Project: maven-tasklist-plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Willie Vu
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: MPTASKLIST-5.zip
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> I've a class with @todo in the class javadoc. It doesn't show up in the Task
> List report.
> Some investigation leads me to a problem in vdoclet that vdoclet cannot
> handle a duplicate class file sitting in CVS/Base directory. e.g. this is
> what the directory structure looks like:
> MyClass.java (has @todo)
> CVS/Base/MyClass.java (has NO @todo)
> For some reasons, a duplicate MyClass.java is put in CVS/Base by either
> WinCVS or NetBeans. When vdoclet uses the srcDir to look for Java files, it
> found both classes. It must have used the latter clss in CVS/Base and thus
> no todo is generated in the task list report.
> Resolution: change vdoclet tag's srcDir to mimic Ant's fileset so that it
> ignores CVS directory by default.
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