nd was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
development discussion and votes.
Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
versions of Maven it seemed to make some sense to use separate lists,
even
if the audience is largely similar. For commits I already filt
related to
> >> Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
> >> development discussion and votes.
> >>
> >> Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
> >> versions of Maven it seemed to make some sense to
ing back through the archives for a couple of things related to
>>> Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
>>> development discussion and votes.
>>>
>>> Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
>>>
for a couple of things related to
>>>> Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
>>>> development discussion and votes.
>>>>
>>>> Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
>>>>
Brett Porter wrote:
Any other opinions?
I can easily put mails from different lists back into the same post
folder if I want but splitting mails from the same list according to
their topic is more tricky ;-) So I am +1 for the split.
If this is made in time, we could update our parent POMs
bson wrote:
>
> 2008/8/8 Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>>> I was poking back through the archives for a couple of things related to
>>> Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
>>> development discussion and votes.
votes.
Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
versions of Maven it seemed to make some sense to use separate
lists, even
if the audience is largely similar. For commits I already filter
the various
pieces into separate folders, but that isn't as easy with dev
traf
2008/8/8 Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I was poking back through the archives for a couple of things related to
> Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in plugin
> development discussion and votes.
>
> Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the sta
ion and votes.
>
> Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
> versions of Maven it seemed to make some sense to use separate lists, even
> if the audience is largely similar. For commits I already filter the various
> pieces into separate folders, but
I was poking back through the archives for a couple of things related
to Maven core and was having trouble since it was drowned out in
plugin development discussion and votes.
Considering plugin dev occurs on more on the stable basis of previous
versions of Maven it seemed to make some
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fogwolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi there.
>
> I am converting my Maven 1 environment to Maven 2 & am running into an issue
> with a plugin I'm trying to update. This plugin basically filters some
> template files, replacing placeholder values, & places them within
> directories under the pro
to keep them in CVS? If so, what would
be the best way to access CVS from my Maven plugin - to use the Ant CVS task
to check the files out to a temp directory, do the variable replacement &
copy them over?
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It worked perfectly. Thanks very much indeed!
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From: Florin Vancea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 February 2005 11:49
To: Maven Developers List
Subject: Re: plugin dev
Try something like this
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Try something like this
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From: "HEAD-RAPSON, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 1:38 PM
Subject: plugin dev
> Hi,
> I wonder if someone can help me. It's regarding a new
Hi,
I wonder if someone can help me. It's regarding a new maven plugin I'm
writing.
I'm using Maven and Jelly to execute a Java command as part of our build
process. Following that I wish to execute an ant command, but I need an
argument from the java. Ideally I'd like to know how to return a val
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