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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by "Siegmann Daniel, NY" <Da...@fja-us.com> on 2006/08/29 17:03:54 UTC
[M2] eclipse:eclipse requires compile?
Could someone explain why running eclipse:eclipse requires that the project
successfully compile? I want to build the eclipse project files so I can fix
the compilation errors. ;)
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Re: [M2] eclipse:eclipse requires compile?
Posted by Barrie Treloar <ba...@gmail.com>.
On 8/30/06, Siegmann Daniel, NY <Da...@fja-us.com> wrote:
> Could someone explain why running eclipse:eclipse requires that the project
> successfully compile? I want to build the eclipse project files so I can fix
> the compilation errors. ;)
I think this is fixed in the SVN.
I am using the snapshot version to get access to pde plugin stuff and
the snapshot version does not run compilation.
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Re: [M2] eclipse:eclipse requires compile?
Posted by Andrius Šabanas <an...@pivotcapital.com>.
Siegmann Daniel, NY wrote:
> Could someone explain why running eclipse:eclipse requires that the project
> successfully compile? I want to build the eclipse project files so I can fix
> the compilation errors. ;)
Yes, this is quite a nuisance, especially when updating dependencies
breaks the compilation. I guess it is needed so that code-generating
plugins, such as xdoclet or wsldl2java could have a chance to add their
target directories as additional source directories. They usually do it
in generate-sources lifecycle phase. Eclipse plugin then includes these
directories in the eclipse project descriptors.
I was wondering whether it is be possible to move eclipse:eclipse
execution to process-sources (or maybe better process-resources) phase?
Then at least it would not fail when compilation fails. Maybe an author
of the eclipse plugin could comment on this?
Andrius
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