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[jira] Updated: (MPGENAPP-3) Genapp to prompt for project root
[ http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPGENAPP-3?page=all ]
Lukas Theussl updated MPGENAPP-3:
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Description:
Currently, the genapp plugin assumes that ${basedir} is to be the top-level of the project being 'gen'ed. The user doesn't realize that the plugin is going to write a bunch of files/directories to the current directory until *after* running it.
It would be nice if we could prompt for a location. I have tested that with simple code modifications to plugin.jelly & plugin.properties
plugin.jelly:
Step 1
Replace all occurences of ${basedir} with ${projectRoot}.
Step 2
Add the following lines at line 92
<!-- Get the project root -->
<j:set var="projectRoot" value="${maven.genapp.projectRoot}"/>
<j:if test="${empty(projectRoot)}">
<i:ask question="${maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot}"
answer="projectRoot"
default="${basedir}/${maven.genapp.template.name}"/>
</j:if>
plugin.properties:
Added the property setting
maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot=Please specify the project root directory:
I can provide the modified files -- and related changes to properties.xml -- if you wish.
was:
Currently, the genapp plugin assumes that ${basedir} is to be the top-level of the project being 'gen'ed. The user doesn't realize that the plugin is going to write a bunch of files/directories to the current directory until *after* running it.
It would be nice if we could prompt for a location. I have tested that with simple code modifications to plugin.jelly & plugin.properties
plugin.jelly:
Step 1
Replace all occurences of ${basedir} with ${projectRoot}.
Step 2
Add the following lines at line 92
<!-- Get the project root -->
<j:set var="projectRoot" value="${maven.genapp.projectRoot}"/>
<j:if test="${empty(projectRoot)}">
<i:ask question="${maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot}"
answer="projectRoot"
default="${basedir}/${maven.genapp.template.name}"/>
</j:if>
plugin.properties:
Added the property setting
maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot=Please specify the project root directory:
I can provide the modified files -- and related changes to properties.xml -- if you wish.
Fix Version: 2.3
> Genapp to prompt for project root
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: MPGENAPP-3
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MPGENAPP-3
> Project: maven-genapp-plugin
> Type: Improvement
> Environment: All
> Reporter: Sri Sankaran
> Priority: Trivial
> Fix For: 2.3
>
> Original Estimate: 3 hours
> Remaining: 3 hours
>
> Currently, the genapp plugin assumes that ${basedir} is to be the top-level of the project being 'gen'ed. The user doesn't realize that the plugin is going to write a bunch of files/directories to the current directory until *after* running it.
> It would be nice if we could prompt for a location. I have tested that with simple code modifications to plugin.jelly & plugin.properties
> plugin.jelly:
> Step 1
> Replace all occurences of ${basedir} with ${projectRoot}.
> Step 2
> Add the following lines at line 92
> <!-- Get the project root -->
> <j:set var="projectRoot" value="${maven.genapp.projectRoot}"/>
> <j:if test="${empty(projectRoot)}">
> <i:ask question="${maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot}"
> answer="projectRoot"
> default="${basedir}/${maven.genapp.template.name}"/>
> </j:if>
> plugin.properties:
> Added the property setting
> maven.genapp.prompt.projectRoot=Please specify the project root directory:
> I can provide the modified files -- and related changes to properties.xml -- if you wish.
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