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[m2] Maven Release Question
Hi all,
I would like to increment automatically my project (without intervention) version when releasing with so I used the --batch-mode but my version is something like that "r1.X.X-SNAPSHOT" and I got the following error :
"Error parsing version, cannot determine next version: Unable to parse the version string: "r2.2006.2.27.16.2-SNAPSHOT"
It seems that the release plugin can't handle version that contains letter.
Any solutions ?
Thanks !
Elid
ps: I can't rename the version ! so it's not a solution :)
RE: [m2] Maven Release Question
Posted by franz see <fr...@gmail.com>.
Good day to you, Elid,
I am not sure if there is a solution to your problem. Maven versioning uses
the following format ( see [1] ) by default:
private static final Pattern STANDARD_PATTERN = Pattern.compile(
"^((?:\\d+\\.)*\\d+)" + // digit(s) and '.' repeated - followed
by digit (version digits 1.22.0, etc)
"([-_])?" + // optional - or _ (annotation
separator)
"([a-zA-Z]*)" + // alpha characters (looking for
annotation - alpha, beta, RC, etc.)
"([-_])?" + // optional - or _ (annotation
revision separator)
"(\\d*)" + // digits (any digits after rc or
beta is an annotation revision)
"(?:([-_])?(.*?))?$" ); // - or _ followed everything else
(build specifier)
So i guess if you want your version to auto-increment, you'd have to modify
maven-release-plugin so that it will use your own Versioning info.
Cheers,
Franz
[1]
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/shared/trunk/maven-release-manager/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/shared/release/versions/DefaultVersionInfo.java
Grosskop, Kay wrote:
>
> The release:prepare probably does already set the tag. The 'prepare' is
> somewhat confusing here. Its presumably chosen to make the distinction
> with publishing the release to the remote repo.
> Maybe you can specify it as a property to the plugin from the commandline.
> something like: -DscmReleaseTag=RELEASE1-1
> But you should check the plugin docs or sourcecode for the way to do this.
> sorry, can't help you here.
>
> ________________________________
>
> Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
> Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:42
> Aan: Maven Users List
> Onderwerp: Re: [m2] Maven Release Question
>
>
>
> Hi Grosskop,
>
> Yes I use cvs, but my question is before the tag for cvs. I have not
> reached
> the cvs tag step.
>
> My problem occurs during "mvn release:prepare" when the plugin try to
> increment the version in the pom of the project.
>
> It's true that cvs don't accept "." and required that the tag start with a
> letter, I don't know how it is handle in the plugin ?
>
>
>
>
>
> On Friday 24 November 2006 12:15, Grosskop, Kay wrote:
>> Elid,
>>
>> I suppose the question is related to the release-plugin
>> Do you use cvs?
>> The release plugin suggests default release tags that are invalid voor
>> cvs
>> (tags cannot contain dots for cvs). If run interactively, you can simply
>> specify a valid cvs tag, but, you have to figure out how to pass that for
>> 'silent mode' to the plugin .
>>
>> Kay
>>
>> ________________________________
>>
>> Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
>> Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:10
>> Aan: Maven Users List
>> Onderwerp: [m2] Maven Release Question
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I would like to increment automatically my project (without
>> intervention)
>> version when releasing with so I used the --batch-mode but my version is
>> something like that "r1.X.X-SNAPSHOT" and I got the following error :
>>
>> "Error parsing version, cannot determine next version: Unable to parse
>> the
>> version string: "r2.2006.2.27.16.2-SNAPSHOT"
>>
>> It seems that the release plugin can't handle version that contains
>> letter.
>>
>> Any solutions ?
>>
>> Thanks !
>>
>> Elid
>>
>> ps: I can't rename the version ! so it's not a solution :)
>
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RE: [m2] Maven Release Question
Posted by "Grosskop, Kay" <Ka...@ordina.nl>.
The release:prepare probably does already set the tag. The 'prepare' is somewhat confusing here. Its presumably chosen to make the distinction with publishing the release to the remote repo.
Maybe you can specify it as a property to the plugin from the commandline.
something like: -DscmReleaseTag=RELEASE1-1
But you should check the plugin docs or sourcecode for the way to do this.
sorry, can't help you here.
________________________________
Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:42
Aan: Maven Users List
Onderwerp: Re: [m2] Maven Release Question
Hi Grosskop,
Yes I use cvs, but my question is before the tag for cvs. I have not reached
the cvs tag step.
My problem occurs during "mvn release:prepare" when the plugin try to
increment the version in the pom of the project.
It's true that cvs don't accept "." and required that the tag start with a
letter, I don't know how it is handle in the plugin ?
On Friday 24 November 2006 12:15, Grosskop, Kay wrote:
> Elid,
>
> I suppose the question is related to the release-plugin
> Do you use cvs?
> The release plugin suggests default release tags that are invalid voor cvs
> (tags cannot contain dots for cvs). If run interactively, you can simply
> specify a valid cvs tag, but, you have to figure out how to pass that for
> 'silent mode' to the plugin .
>
> Kay
>
> ________________________________
>
> Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
> Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:10
> Aan: Maven Users List
> Onderwerp: [m2] Maven Release Question
>
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to increment automatically my project (without intervention)
> version when releasing with so I used the --batch-mode but my version is
> something like that "r1.X.X-SNAPSHOT" and I got the following error :
>
> "Error parsing version, cannot determine next version: Unable to parse the
> version string: "r2.2006.2.27.16.2-SNAPSHOT"
>
> It seems that the release plugin can't handle version that contains letter.
>
> Any solutions ?
>
> Thanks !
>
> Elid
>
> ps: I can't rename the version ! so it's not a solution :)
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Re: [m2] Maven Release Question
Posted by Elid OR <or...@fimasys.fr>.
Hi Grosskop,
Yes I use cvs, but my question is before the tag for cvs. I have not reached
the cvs tag step.
My problem occurs during "mvn release:prepare" when the plugin try to
increment the version in the pom of the project.
It's true that cvs don't accept "." and required that the tag start with a
letter, I don't know how it is handle in the plugin ?
On Friday 24 November 2006 12:15, Grosskop, Kay wrote:
> Elid,
>
> I suppose the question is related to the release-plugin
> Do you use cvs?
> The release plugin suggests default release tags that are invalid voor cvs
> (tags cannot contain dots for cvs). If run interactively, you can simply
> specify a valid cvs tag, but, you have to figure out how to pass that for
> 'silent mode' to the plugin .
>
> Kay
>
> ________________________________
>
> Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
> Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:10
> Aan: Maven Users List
> Onderwerp: [m2] Maven Release Question
>
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to increment automatically my project (without intervention)
> version when releasing with so I used the --batch-mode but my version is
> something like that "r1.X.X-SNAPSHOT" and I got the following error :
>
> "Error parsing version, cannot determine next version: Unable to parse the
> version string: "r2.2006.2.27.16.2-SNAPSHOT"
>
> It seems that the release plugin can't handle version that contains letter.
>
> Any solutions ?
>
> Thanks !
>
> Elid
>
> ps: I can't rename the version ! so it's not a solution :)
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RE: [m2] Maven Release Question
Posted by "Grosskop, Kay" <Ka...@ordina.nl>.
Elid,
I suppose the question is related to the release-plugin
Do you use cvs?
The release plugin suggests default release tags that are invalid voor cvs (tags cannot contain dots for cvs).
If run interactively, you can simply specify a valid cvs tag, but, you have to figure out how to pass that for 'silent mode' to the plugin .
Kay
________________________________
Van: Elid OR [mailto:or@fimasys.fr]
Verzonden: vr 24-11-2006 12:10
Aan: Maven Users List
Onderwerp: [m2] Maven Release Question
Hi all,
I would like to increment automatically my project (without intervention) version when releasing with so I used the --batch-mode but my version is something like that "r1.X.X-SNAPSHOT" and I got the following error :
"Error parsing version, cannot determine next version: Unable to parse the version string: "r2.2006.2.27.16.2-SNAPSHOT"
It seems that the release plugin can't handle version that contains letter.
Any solutions ?
Thanks !
Elid
ps: I can't rename the version ! so it's not a solution :)