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Andrew Phillips commented on WAGON-328:
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Version with patch applied available for testing at
https://github.com/demobox/wagon-webdav-jackrabbit/tree/1.0-beta-8-WAGON-319.328
> Allow putDirectory to continue even if an individual file transfer fails
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> Key: WAGON-328
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/WAGON-328
> Project: Maven Wagon
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wagon-webdav
> Affects Versions: 1.0-beta-8
> Reporter: Andrew Phillips
> Attachments: WAGON-328-patch.diff
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> The current WebDAV wagon implements putDirectory as a recursive sequence of
> individual put commands for the individual files. This means that failure of
> an individual put will abort the entire putDirectory.
> This, of course, is generally correct and desired behaviour. However, in a
> few cases it may not be critical that all files in a directory are correctly
> uploaded. The use case in mind here is uploading Maven sites to not 100%
> reliable DAV resources, e.g. Google Code (see also [WAGON-319]).
> The request would be thus to add a "continueOnFailure" option (or similar)
> which would not throw a TransferFailureException if put fails, but instead
> log a warning or similar. This option would be false by default.
> Admittedly, the better/"correct" place to address this issue would be in the
> code that *calls* the wagon (in the case of this example, in the Maven Site
> plugin), because it can make the context-specific decision of whether to be
> lenient with errors or not.
> However, there is no "putDirectoryLeniently" wagon method that the parent can
> call, and this use case does not seem significant enough to merit changing
> the wagon interface.
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