The org.apache.maven.bridge package is not currently exposed to plugins from
maven-core (see importMavenApi in DefaultClassRealmManager) which is why you
get an exception trying to access it.
Could you use the org.apache.maven.repository.RepositorySystem component
instead? This would also be mo
..
import org.apache.maven.repository.RepositorySystem;
...
public class MyMojo extends Abstract Mojo
{
@Component
protected RepositorySystem repositorySystem;
...
works for me...
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Robert Patrick
VP, FMW Platform Engineering, Oracle Corporation
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GitHub user Tibor17 opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/maven-surefire/pull/51
SUREFIRE-1101 Surefire does not shutdown thread-pools programatically af...
...ter test run has finished.
The threads executing tests in parallel should be shutdown after the test
ru
Hello all,
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I am tryting to access MavenRepositorySystem from my mojo to
call buildArtifactRepository()
When executing the goal, I have a ClassDefNotFound error :
[WARNING] Error injecting:
com.enyx.maven.plugin.enyx_maven_p
Thanks, I'll give it a shot tomorrow most likely, and report back.
-john
On 10/05/2014 05:56 PM, Olivier Lamy wrote:
Perso, I find using github really convenient. Moving somewhere else
will take a lot of time.. (Maybe at least an independant github orga)
(but ATM I don't have enough bandwith to
Hi Karl-Heinz,
*I* think the Jira-issue should be removed. It suggests change in behavior
which it doesn't and will only confuse users.
In the end it is only a compile-time adjustment, at runtime the dependency
will always be replaced with the executing Maven version.
For housekeeping I don'
