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Clifford W Johnson updated MWRAPPER-72:
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Description:
Attempting to use {{.\mvnw.cmd}} when the project root is at the root of a
Windows drive (as would happen if {{subst Z: <projectDir>}} is used) results in
the script displaying the `java` usage information and not performing the
expected Maven operation. It seems that `java` has an issue in parsing the
command line argument {{{}"-Dmaven.multiModuleProjectDirectory=Z:\"{}}}.
My local work-around was to append a dot/period ({{{}.{}}}) to the {{EXEC_DIR}}
if {{EXEC_DIR}} ends with {{{}:\{}}}.
was:
Attempting to use {{.\mvnw.cmd}} when the project root is at the root of a
Windows drive (as would happen if {{subst Z: <projectDir>}} is used) results in
the script displaying the `java` usage information and not performing the
expected Maven operation. It seems that `java` has an issue in parsing the
command line argument {{{}"-Dmaven.multiModuleProjectDirectory=Z:\"{}}}.
My local work-around was to append a dot/period ({{{}.{}}}) to the {{EXEC_DIR}}
if {{EXEC_DIR}} ends with {{{}:{}}}.
> Windows mvnw.cmd from root directory of drive fails with java usage display
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> Key: MWRAPPER-72
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MWRAPPER-72
> Project: Maven Wrapper
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Maven Wrapper Scripts
> Affects Versions: 0.5.6
> Environment: Windows 10
> Reporter: Clifford W Johnson
> Priority: Normal
> Attachments: mvnw-cmd_failure.txt
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>
> Attempting to use {{.\mvnw.cmd}} when the project root is at the root of a
> Windows drive (as would happen if {{subst Z: <projectDir>}} is used) results
> in the script displaying the `java` usage information and not performing the
> expected Maven operation. It seems that `java` has an issue in parsing the
> command line argument {{{}"-Dmaven.multiModuleProjectDirectory=Z:\"{}}}.
> My local work-around was to append a dot/period ({{{}.{}}}) to the
> {{EXEC_DIR}} if {{EXEC_DIR}} ends with {{{}:\{}}}.
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