I've been using the invoker:install goal to do that. It's in the run-its
profile of those two plugins...
Donszelmann Mark wrote:
Hi John,
will this also allow me to publish the maven-plugin under test in a
separate local repo, not influenced by others...
Regards
Mark
On Oct 1, 2009, at 3:1
Hi John,
will this also allow me to publish the maven-plugin under test in a
separate local repo, not influenced by others...
Regards
Mark
On Oct 1, 2009, at 3:17 PM, John Casey wrote:
Many of the plugin integration tests are using the invoker plugin,
but I've actually started converting
Many of the plugin integration tests are using the invoker plugin, but
I've actually started converting these to use the maven-verifier + junit
when I work on a plugin. I find the combination to be much easier to
manage, since assertions and such all happen within the junit code, and
you have m
in a lot of cases the invoker plugin is simpler
Sent from my [rhymes with tryPod] ;-)
On 30 Sep 2009, at 21:53, Donszelmann Mark
wrote:
Hi
is the Maven Plugin Harness the thing to use to write plugin tests,
or is there something
newer / better around nowadays.
I looked in the Maven ma
Hi
is the Maven Plugin Harness the thing to use to write plugin tests, or
is there something
newer / better around nowadays.
I looked in the Maven manual which has a chapter on writing Plugins,
but not on writing tests
for it.
Regards
Mark Donszelmann
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