maven.compile.classpath in 2.1.0 not using the classes folder in multiprojects

[Gabriel David Guerrero Issa <ga...@mimecast.com>]

Hi All,

I moved from maven  2.0.10 to 2.1.0 , and I have a multiproject where  
one of the modules has configured the antrun plugin to run GWT  
HostedMode in debug mode, I execute the antrun:run from the root  
directory , whereas in maven 2..0.10 use to put in the  
maven.compile.classpath the classes folder of the other projects it  
now points to the jar, this was useful for debuging because it allowed  
reloading of classes for multi projects without restarting the the  
app, now in maven 2.1.0 I have to restart the app for every change.

I think this was caused by the changes made for the issue http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-2720 
, I understand the reason of the change but I think the ability of  
debugging multiple-projects in maven was also an important feature, I  
dont know if it was taken in consideration when the issue was fix but  
could I suggested to add a flag or something that enables the old way

Many Thanks
Gabriel


  


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