Lucas,
multiproejct plugin relies on the present of the your source tree on
local disk to do
to work. However you can still use maven-scm-plugin to checkout then entired
source tree in on command and build it a the same time. The caveet here is that
maven-scm-plugin will fetch the entired source tree including your
unwant projects not in your multiproject list.
-D
On 8/15/05, Lucas Persson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I guess this must have been asked before but I do not find any answer
> for this.
>
> How can I checkout all my projects which are pointed out in a
> multiproject?
>
> I have a kind of "master" project and a couple of subprojects but
> in a flat structure to suit eclipse:
>
> + multiproject
> + sub1project
> + sub2project
>
> The multiproject has its properties like this:
> maven.multiproject.basedir=${basedir}/..
> maven.multiproject.includes=\
> sub1project/project.xml,\
> sub2project/project.xml
>
> It is the same directory structure in CVS.
>
> What I want to do is the following:
> 1) checkout multiproject from CVS
> 2) call a maven goal on the multiproject which will checkout
> all subprojects.
>
> Thanks!
> Lucas
>
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